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Torepealsections43.503,43.505,56.265,56.265,56.750,57.010,82.1000,84.020,84.030,
84.100,84.150,84.160,84.170,84.175,84.240,84.341,84.342,84.343,84.344,
84.345,84.346,84.347,105.726,217.825,217.827,217.829,217.831,217.833,
217.835,217.837,217.839,217.841,304.012,455.095,513.605,556.061,566.210,
566.211,568.045,570.030,574.050,575.133,575.150,576.030,577.150,590.040,
595.209,and650.058,RSMo,andsection56.265asenactedbysenatebillno.672,
ninety-seventhgeneralassembly,secondregularsession,andsection56.265as
enactedbysenatebillno.275,ninetiethgeneralassembly,firstregularsession,andto
enactinlieuthereofforty-twonewsectionsrelatingtopublicsafety,withpenalty
provisionsandanemergencyclauseforcertainsections.
BeitenactedbytheGeneralAssemblyofthestateofMissouri,asfollows:
SectionA.Sections43.503,43.505,56.265,56.265,56.750,57.010,82.1000,84.020,
284.030,84.100,84.150,84.160,84.170,84.175,84.240,84.341,84.342,84.343,84.344,
384.345,84.346,84.347,105.726,217.825,217.827,217.829,217.831,217.833,217.835,
4217.837,217.839,217.841,304.012,455.095,513.605,556.061,566.210,566.211,568.045,
5570.030,574.050,575.133,575.150,576.030,577.150,590.040,595.209,and650.058,
6RSMo,andsection56.265asenactedbysenatebillno.672,ninety-seventhgeneralassembly,
7secondregularsession,andsection56.265asenactedbysenatebillno.275,ninetiethgeneral
8assembly,firstregularsession,arerepealedandforty-twonewsectionsenactedinlieu
EXPLANATION—Matterenclosedinbold-facedbrackets[thus] intheabovebillisnotenactedandis
intendedtobeomittedfromthelaw.Matterinbold-facetypeintheabovebillisproposedlanguage. 9thereof,tobeknownassections43.503,43.505,44.087,56.265,56.750,57.010,82.1000,
1084.012,84.020,84.030,84.100,84.150,84.160,84.170,84.225,84.325,105.726,191.1005,
11217.451,221.108,221.520,221.523,304.012,304.145,455.095,491.065,513.605,556.061,
12566.210,566.211,568.045,570.030,575.133,575.150,576.030,577.150,590.040,590.208,
13595.209,595.325,650.058,and1,toreadasfollows:
43.503.1.Forthepurposeofmaintainingcompleteandaccuratecriminalhistory
2recordinformation,allpoliceofficersofthisstate,theclerkofeachcourt,thedepartmentof
3corrections,thesheriffofeachcounty,thechieflawenforcementofficialofacitynotwithina
4countyandtheprosecutingattorneyofeachcountyorthecircuitattorneyofacitynotwithin
5acountyshallsubmitcertaincriminalarrest,charge,anddispositioninformationtothe
6centralrepositoryforfilingwithoutunduedelayintheformandmannerrequiredbysections
743.500to43.651.
8 2.Alllawenforcementagenciesmakingmisdemeanorandfelonyarrestsas
9determinedbysection43.506shallfurnishwithoutunduedelay,tothecentralrepository,
10fingerprints,photograph,andifavailable,anyotheruniquebiometricidentificationcollected,
11charges,appropriatechargecodes,anddescriptionsofallpersonswhoarearrestedforsuch
12offensesonstandardfingerprintformssuppliedorapprovedbythehighwaypatrolor
13electronicallyinaformatandmannerapprovedbythehighwaypatrolandincompliancewith
14thestandardssetbytheFederalBureauofInvestigationinitsAutomatedFingerprint
15IdentificationSystemoritssuccessorprogram.Allsuchagenciesshallalsonotifythecentral
16repositoryofalldecisionsnottorefersucharrestsforprosecution.Anagencymakingsuch
17arrestsmayenterintoarrangementswithotherlawenforcementagenciesforthepurposeof
18furnishingwithoutunduedelaysuchfingerprints,photograph,andifavailable,anyother
19uniquebiometricidentificationcollected,charges,appropriatechargecodes,anddescriptions
20tothecentralrepositoryuponitsbehalf.
21 3.InorderfortheMissouriofficeofprosecutionservicestomaintaincomplete
22andaccuratestatewidereportsasrequiredbysection56.750,onorbeforeJanuary1,
232028,andthereafter,allpoliceofficersofthisstate,thesheriffandeachdeputysheriffof
24eachcounty,andthechieflawenforcementofficialofacitynotwithinacountyandhis
25orherofficersshallsubmitreferralsforanytrafficviolation,ordinanceviolation,or
26misdemeanororfelonyoffensereferredtoaprosecutingorcircuitattorneyintheform
27andmannerapprovedbytheMissouriofficeofprosecutionservicesasrequiredby
28subdivision(7)ofsubsection1ofsection56.750.Ataminimum,anyreferraltoa
29prosecutingattorneyorcircuitattorneyforafelonyoffenseshallincludeaprobable
30causestatementandaninvestigativereport.Anylawenforcementagencythatviolates
31thissubsectionshallbeineligibletoreceivestateorfederalfundsthatwouldotherwise
32bepaidtosuchagencyforlawenforcement,safety,orcriminaljusticepurposes.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 2 33 4.Ininstanceswhereanindividuallessthanseventeenyearsofageandnotcurrently
34certifiedasanadultistakenintocustodyforanoffensewhichwouldbeafelonyifcommitted
35byanadult,thearrestingofficershalltakefingerprintsforthecentralrepository.These
36fingerprintsshallbetakenonfingerprintcardssuppliedbyorapprovedbythehighwaypatrol
37ortransmittedelectronicallyinaformatandmannerapprovedbythehighwaypatrolandin
38compliancewiththestandardssetbytheFederalBureauofInvestigationinitsAutomated
39FingerprintIdentificationSystemoritssuccessorprogram.Thefingerprintcardsshallbeso
40constructedthatthenameofthejuvenileshouldnotbemadeavailabletothecentral
41repository.Theindividual'snameandtheuniquenumberassociatedwiththefingerprintsand
42otherpertinentinformationshallbeprovidedtothecourtofjurisdictionbytheagencytaking
43thejuvenileintocustody.Thejuvenile'sfingerprintsandotherinformationshallbe
44forwardedtothecentralrepositoryandthecourtswithoutunduedelay.Thefingerprint
45informationfromthecardshallbecapturedandstoredintheautomatedfingerprint
46identificationsystemoperatedbythecentralrepository.Intheeventthefingerprintsare
47foundtomatchothertenprintsorunsolvedlatentprints,thecentralrepositoryshallnotifythe
48submittingagencywhoshallnotifythecourtofjurisdictionasperlocalagreement.Under
49section211.031,ininstanceswhereajuvenileoverfifteenandone-halfyearsofageisalleged
50tohaveviolatedastateormunicipaltrafficordinanceorregulation,whichdoesnotconstitute
51afelony,andthejuvenilecourtdoesnothavejurisdiction,thejuvenileshallnotbe
52fingerprintedunlesscertifiedasanadult.
53 [4.]5.Uponcertificationoftheindividualasanadult,thecertifyingcourtshallorder
54alawenforcementagencytoimmediatelyfingerprintandphotographtheindividualand
55certificationpaperswillbeforwardedtotheappropriatelawenforcementagencywiththe
56orderforfingerprinting.Thelawenforcementagencyshallsubmitsuchfingerprints,
57photograph,andcertificationpaperstothecentralrepositorywithinfifteendaysandshall
58furnishtheoffensecyclenumberassociatedwiththefingerprintstotheprosecutingattorney
59orthecircuitattorneyofacitynotwithinacountyandtotheclerkofthecourtorderingthe
60subjectfingerprinted.Ifthejuvenileisacquittedofthecrimeandisnolongercertifiedasan
61adult,theprosecutingattorneyshallnotifywithinfifteendaysthecentralrepositoryofthe
62changeofstatusofthejuvenile.Recordsofachildwhohasbeenfingerprintedand
63photographedafterbeingtakenintocustodyshallbeclosedrecordsasprovidedundersection
64610.100ifapetitionhasnotbeenfiledwithinthirtydaysofthedatethatthechildwastaken
65intocustody;andifapetitionforthechildhasnotbeenfiledwithinoneyearofthedatethe
66childwastakenintocustody,anyrecordsrelatingtothechildconcerningtheallegedoffense
67maybeexpungedundertheproceduresinsections610.122to610.126.
68 [5.]6.Theprosecutingattorneyofeachcountyorthecircuitattorneyofacitynot
69withinacountyorthemunicipalprosecutingattorneyshallnotifythecentralrepositoryon
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 3 70standardformssuppliedbythehighwaypatrolorinamannerapprovedbythehighwaypatrol
71ofhisorherdecisiontonotfileacriminalchargeonanychargereferredtosuchprosecuting
72attorneyorcircuitattorneyforcriminalcharges.Allrecordsforwardedtothecentral
73repositoryandthecourtsbyprosecutorsorcircuitattorneysasrequiredbysections43.500to
7443.530shallincludethestateoffensecyclenumberoftheoffense,thechargecodeforthe
75offense,andtheoriginatingagencyidentifiernumberofthereportingprosecutor,usingsuch
76numbersasassignedbythehighwaypatrol.
77 [6.]7.Theclerkofthecourtsofeachcountyorcitynotwithinacountyormunicipal
78courtclerkshallfurnishthecentralrepository,onstandardformssuppliedbythehighway
79patrolorinamannerapprovedbythehighwaypatrol,witharecordofallchargesfiled,
80includingallthoseaddedsubsequenttothefilingofacriminalcourtcase,amendedcharges,
81andallfinaldispositionsofcasesforwhichthecentralrepositoryhasarecordofanarrestora
82recordoffingerprintsreportedpursuanttosections43.500to43.506.Suchinformationshall
83include,foreachcharge:
84 (1)Alljudgmentsofnotguilty,acquittalsonthegroundofmentaldiseaseordefect
85excludingresponsibility,judgmentsorpleasofguiltyincludingthesentence,ifany,or
86probation,ifany,pronouncedbythecourt,nollepros,discharges,releasesanddismissalsin
87thetrialcourt;
88 (2)Courtordersfiledwiththeclerkofthecourtswhichreverseareportedconviction
89orvacateormodifyasentence;
90 (3)Judgmentsterminatingorrevokingasentencetoprobation,supervisionor
91conditionalreleaseandanyresentencingaftersuchrevocation;and
92 (4)Theoffensecyclenumberoftheoffense,andtheoriginatingagencyidentifier
93numberofthesentencingcourt,usingsuchnumbersasassignedbythehighwaypatrol.
94 [7.]8.Theclerkofthecourtsofeachcountyorcitynotwithinacountyshallfurnish,
95tothedepartmentofcorrectionsordepartmentofmentalhealth,courtjudgmentandsentence
96documentsandthestateoffensecyclenumberandthechargecodeoftheoffensewhich
97resultedinthecommitmentorassignmentofanoffendertothejurisdictionofthedepartment
98ofcorrectionsorthedepartmentofmentalhealthifthepersoniscommittedpursuantto
99chapter552.Thisinformationshallbereportedtothedepartmentofcorrectionsorthe
100departmentofmentalhealthatthetimeofcommitmentorassignment.Iftheoffenderwas
101alreadyinthecustodyofthedepartmentofcorrectionsorthedepartmentofmentalhealthat
102thetimeofsuchsubsequentconviction,theclerkshallfurnishnoticeofsuchsubsequent
103convictiontotheappropriatedepartmentbycertifiedmail,returnreceiptrequested,orina
104mannerandformatmutuallyagreedto,withinfifteendaysofsuchdisposition.
105 [8.]9.Informationandfingerprints,photographandifavailable,anyotherunique
106biometricidentificationcollected,forwardedtothecentralrepository,normallyobtainedfrom
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 4 107apersonatthetimeofthearrest,maybeobtainedatanytimethesubjectisinthecriminal
108justicesystemorcommittedtothedepartmentofmentalhealth.Alawenforcementagency
109orthedepartmentofcorrectionsmayfingerprint,photograph,andcaptureanyotherunique
110biometricidentificationofthepersonunlesscollectingotheruniquebiometricidentification
111ofthepersonisnotfinanciallyfeasibleforthelawenforcementagency,andobtainthe
112necessaryinformationatanytimethesubjectisincustody.Ifatthetimeofanycourt
113appearance,thedefendanthasnotbeenfingerprintedandphotographedforanoffensein
114whichafingerprintandphotographisrequiredbystatutetobecollected,maintained,or
115disseminatedbythecentralrepository,thecourtshallorderalawenforcementagencyor
116courtmarshaltofingerprintandphotographimmediatelythedefendant.Theorderfor
117fingerprintsshallcontaintheoffense,chargecode,dateofoffense,andanyotherinformation
118necessarytocompletethefingerprintcard.Thelawenforcementagencyorcourtmarshal
119shallsubmitsuchfingerprints,photograph,andifavailable,anyotheruniquebiometric
120identificationcollected,tothecentralrepositorywithoutunduedelayandwithinthirtydays
121andshallfurnishtheoffensecyclenumberassociatedwiththefingerprintstotheprosecuting
122attorneyorthecircuitattorneyofacitynotwithinacountyandtothecourtclerkofthecourt
123orderingthesubjectfingerprinted.
124 [9.]10.Thedepartmentofcorrectionsandthedepartmentofmentalhealthshall
125furnishthecentralrepositorywithallinformationconcerningthereceipt,escape,execution,
126death,release,pardon,parole,commutationofsentence,grantingofexecutiveclemency,
127legalnamechange,ordischargeofanindividualwhohasbeensentencedtothatdepartment's
128custodyforanyoffenseswhicharemandatedbylawtobecollected,maintainedor
129disseminatedbythecentralrepository.Allrecordsforwardedtothecentralrepositorybythe
130departmentasrequiredbysections43.500to43.651shallincludetheoffensecyclenumberof
131theoffense,andtheoriginatingagencyidentifiernumberofthedepartmentusingsuch
132numbersasassignedbythehighwaypatrol.
43.505.1.Thedepartmentofpublicsafetyisherebydesignatedasthecentral
2repositoryforthecollection,maintenance,analysisandreportingofcrimeincidentactivity
3generatedbylawenforcementagenciesinthisstate.Thedepartmentshalldevelopand
4operateauniformcrimereportingsystemthatiscompatiblewiththenationaluniformcrime
5reportingsystemoperatedbytheFederalBureauofInvestigation.
6 2.Thedepartmentofpublicsafetyshall:
7 (1)Develop,operateandmaintainaninformationsystemforthecollection,storage,
8maintenance,analysisandretrievalofcrimeincidentandarrestreportsfromMissourilaw
9enforcementagencies;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 5 10 (2)CompilethestatisticaldataandforwardsuchdataasrequiredtotheFederal
11BureauofInvestigationortheappropriateDepartmentofJusticeagencyinaccordancewith
12thestandardsandproceduresofthenationalsystem;
13 (3)Providetheforms,formats,procedures,standardsandrelatedtrainingortraining
14assistancetoalllawenforcementagenciesinthestateasnecessaryforsuchagenciestoreport
15incidentandarrestactivityfortimelyinclusionintothestatewidesystem;
16 (4)Annuallypublishareportonthenatureandextentofcrimeandsubmitsuch
17reporttothegovernorandthegeneralassembly.Suchreportandotherstatisticalreportsshall
18bemadeavailabletostateandlocallawenforcementagenciesandthegeneralpublicthrough
19anelectronicormanualmedium;
20 (5)Maintaintheprivacyandsecurityofinformationinaccordancewithapplicable
21stateandfederallaws,regulationsandorders;and
22 (6)Establishsuchrulesandregulationsasarenecessaryforimplementingthe
23provisionsofthissection.Anyruleorportionofarule,asthattermisdefinedinsection
24536.010,thatiscreatedundertheauthoritydelegatedinthissectionshallbecomeeffective
25onlyifitcomplieswithandissubjecttoalloftheprovisionsofchapter536and,ifapplicable,
26section536.028.Thissectionandchapter536arenonseverableandifanyofthepowers
27vestedwiththegeneralassemblypursuanttochapter536toreview,todelaytheeffectivedate
28ortodisapproveandannularulearesubsequentlyheldunconstitutional,thenthegrantof
29rulemakingauthorityandanyruleproposedoradoptedafterAugust28,2000,shallbeinvalid
30andvoid.
31 3.Everylawenforcementagencyinthestateshall:
32 (1)Submitcrimeincidentreportstothedepartmentofpublicsafetyonformsorinthe
33formatprescribedbythedepartment;and
34 (2)Submitanyothercrimeincidentinformationwhichmayberequiredbythe
35departmentofpublicsafety, includinginformationpertainingtothecitizenor
36immigrationstatusofanypersonarrestedforanoffensethatisreportableunder
37section43.506.
38 4.AnylawenforcementagencythatviolatesthissectionafterDecember31,2021,
39maybeineligibletoreceivestateorfederalfundswhichwouldotherwisebepaidtosuch
40agencyforlawenforcement,safetyorcriminaljusticepurposes.
44.087.1.Thechieflawenforcementexecutiveforanylawenforcementagency,
2orsuchexecutive'sdesignee,mayrequestassistancefromalawenforcementagencyof
3anotherjurisdiction,includingajurisdictionoutsidethestateofMissouributwithinthe
4UnitedStates.
5 2.Ifalawenforcementofficermakesanarrestorapprehensionoutsidesuch
6officer'sjurisdiction,theoffendershallbedeliveredtothefirstavailablelaw
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 6 7enforcementofficerwhoiscommissionedinthejurisdictioninwhichthearrestwas
8made.Theofficermakingtheinitialarrestorapprehensionshallassistinthe
9preparationofanyaffidavitsfiledwiththecomplaintorbasedonotherevidencethat
10thereisprobablecausetobelievethatbothacrimehasbeencommittedandthe
11defendanthascommittedsuchcrime.
12 3.Forthepurposeofliability,workers'compensation,andanyother
13employment-relatedmatter,lawenforcementofficersremainemployeesoftheir
14respectivelawenforcementagencythroughoutanyrequestforassistance.Qualified
15immunity,sovereignimmunity,officialimmunity,andthepublicdutyruleshallapplyto
16theprovisionsofthissectionasinterpretedbythefederalandstatecourtsofthe
17respondingagency.
18 4.Nothinginthissectionshallbeconstruedtolimittheactionsoflaw
19enforcementofficersoragenciesconductedinaccordancewithsection44.095or44.098,
20oranyothermutualaidagreementmadeunderthischapter.
21 5.Theprovisionsofchapter544areapplicabletoanylawenforcementofficers
22fromjurisdictionslocatedoutsidethestateofMissouri,butwithintheUnitedStates,
23whoareactingpursuanttoarequestmadeunderthissection.
[56.265.1.Thecountyprosecutingattorneyinanycounty,otherthan
2 inacharteredcounty,shallreceiveanannualsalarycomputedusingthe
3 followingschedule,whenapplicable.Theassessedvaluationfactorshallbe
4 theamountthereofasshownfortheyearimmediatelyprecedingtheyearfor
5 whichthecomputationisdone.
6 (1)Forafull-timeprosecutortheprosecutorshallreceive
7 compensationequaltothecompensationofanassociatecircuitjudge;
8 (2)Forapart-timeprosecutor:
9 AssessedValuation Amount
10 $18,000,000to40,999,999 $37,000
11 41,000,000to53,999,999 38,000
12 54,000,000to65,999,999 39,000
13 66,000,000to85,999,999 41,000
14 86,000,000to99,999,999 43,000
15 100,000,000to130,999,999 45,000
16 131,000,000to159,999,999 47,000
17 160,000,000to189,999,999 49,000
18 190,000,000to249,999,999 51,000
19 250,000,000to299,999,999 53,000
20 300,000,000ormore 55,000
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 7 21 2.Twothousanddollarsofthesalaryauthorizedinthissectionshallbe
22 payabletotheprosecutingattorneyonlyiftheprosecutingattorneyhas
23 completedatleasttwentyhoursofclassroominstructioneachcalendaryear
24 relatingtotheoperationsoftheprosecutingattorney'sofficewhenapproved
25 byaprofessionalassociationofthecountyprosecutingattorneysofMissouri
26 unlessexemptedfromthetrainingbytheprofessionalassociation.The
27 professionalassociationapprovingtheprogramshallprovideacertificateof
28 completiontoeachprosecutingattorneywhocompletesthetrainingprogram
29 andshallsendalistofcertifiedprosecutingattorneystothetreasurerofeach
30 county.Expensesincurredforattendingthetrainingsessionmaybe
31 reimbursedtothecountyprosecutingattorneyinthesamemannerasother
32 expensesasmaybeappropriatedforthatpurpose.
33 3.Asusedinthissection,theterm"prosecutingattorney"includesthe
34 circuitattorneyofanycitynotwithinacounty.
35 4.Theprosecutingattorneyofanycountywhichbecomesacountyof
36 thefirstclassificationduringafour-yeartermofofficeoracountywhich
37 passedthepropositionauthorizedbysubsection1ofsection56.363shallnot
38 berequiredtodevotefulltimetosuchofficepursuanttosection56.067until
39 thebeginningoftheprosecutingattorney'snexttermofofficeoruntilthe
40 propositionotherwisebecomeseffective.
41 5.Theprovisionsofsection56.066shallnotapplytofull-time
42 prosecutorswhoarecompensatedpursuanttosubdivision(1)ofsubsection1
43 ofthissection.]
56.265.1.Thecountyprosecutingattorneyinanycounty,otherthaninachartered
2county,shallreceiveanannualsalarycomputedusingthefollowingschedule,when
3applicable.Theassessedvaluationfactorshallbetheamountthereofasshownfortheyear
4immediatelyprecedingtheyearforwhichthecomputationisdone.
5 (1)Forafull-timeprosecutortheprosecutorshallreceivecompensationequaltothe
6compensationofanassociatecircuitjudge;
7 (2)Forapart-timeprosecutor:
8 AssessedValuation Amount
9 $18,000,000to40,999,999 $37,000
10 41,000,000to53,999,999 38,000
11 54,000,000to65,999,999 39,000
12 66,000,000to85,999,999 41,000
13 86,000,000to99,999,999 43,000
14 100,000,000to130,999,999 45,000
15 131,000,000to159,999,999 47,000
16 160,000,000to189,999,999 49,000
17 190,000,000to249,999,999 51,000
18 250,000,000to299,999,999 53,000
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 8 19 300,000,000ormore 55,000
20 2.Twothousanddollarsofthesalary[authorizedinthissection] shallbepayableto
21[the]anyprosecutingattorneyonlyiftheprosecutingattorneyhascompletedatleasttwenty
22hoursofclassroominstructioneachcalendaryearrelatingtotheoperationsoftheprosecuting
23attorney'sofficewhenapprovedbyaprofessionalassociationofthecountyprosecuting
24attorneysofMissouriunlessexemptedfromthetrainingbytheprofessionalassociation.The
25professionalassociationapprovingtheprogramshallprovideacertificateofcompletionto
26eachprosecutingattorneywhocompletesthetrainingprogramandshallsendalistof
27certifiedprosecutingattorneystothetreasurerofeachcountyorcitynotwithinacounty.
28Expensesincurredforattendingthetrainingsessionmaybereimbursedtothe[county]
29prosecutingattorneyinthesamemannerasotherexpensesasmaybeappropriatedforthat
30purpose.
31 3.Eachcalendaryear,fivethousanddollarsofthesalaryshallbepayabletoany
32prosecutingattorneyonlyiftheprosecutingattorneyhascollectedthedatadescribedin
33subsection2ofsection56.750inamannerapprovedbytheprosecutorscoordinators
34trainingcouncilandmakesthedatadescribedinsubsection2ofsection56.750readily
35accessibletotheMissouriofficeofprosecutionservices.TheMissouriofficeof
36prosecutionservicesshallprovideacertificateofcompliancetoeachprosecuting
37attorneywhocomplieswiththissubsectionandshallsendalistofanycertified
38prosecutingattorneytotherespectivetreasurerofeachcountyorcitynotwithina
39county.
40 4.Foreachcalendaryear,threethousanddollarsofthesalaryshallbepayable
41toanyprosecutingattorneyonlyiftheprosecutingattorneyhasprovideddiscoveryto
42criminaldefenseattorneyswhohaveenteredanappearanceonbehalfofadefendantin
43amannerapprovedbytheprosecutorscoordinatorstrainingcouncil.TheMissouri
44officeofprosecutionservicesshallprovideacertificateofcompliancetoeach
45prosecutingattorneywhocomplieswiththissubsectionandshallsendalistofany
46certifiedprosecutingattorneytotherespectivetreasurerofeachcountyorcitynot
47withinacounty.
48 5.Asusedinthissection,theterm"prosecutingattorney"includesthecircuitattorney
49ofanycitynotwithinacounty.
50 [4.]6.Theprosecutingattorneyofanycountywhichbecomesacountyofthefirst
51classificationduringafour-yeartermofofficeoracountywhichpassedtheproposition
52authorizedbysubsection1ofsection56.363shallnotberequiredtodevotefulltimetosuch
53officepursuanttosection56.067untilthebeginningoftheprosecutingattorney'snexttermof
54officeoruntilthepropositionotherwisebecomeseffective.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 9 55 [5.]7.Theprovisionsofsection56.066shallnotapplytofull-timeprosecutorswho
56arecompensatedpursuanttosubdivision(1)ofsubsection1ofthissection.
56.750.1.The"MissouriOfficeofProsecutionServices"isherebyestablishedasan
2autonomousentityintheMissouriattorneygeneral'soffice.Itshallbethepurposeofthe
3Missouriofficeofprosecutionservicestoassisttheprosecutingattorneysthroughoutthestate
4intheireffortsagainstcriminalactivityinthestate.Suchassistancemayinclude:
5 (1)Theobtaining,preparing,supplementing,anddisseminatingofindexestoand
6digestsofthedecisionsofthesupremecourtandthecourtofappealsofMissouriandother
7courts,andthestatutes,andotherlegalauthoritiesrelatingtocriminalmatters,andcivil
8mattersconcerningthedutiesofprosecutingattorneysandcircuitattorney;
9 (2)Thepreparationanddistributionofmodelcomplaints,informations,indictments,
10instructions,searchwarrants,interrogationadvices,andothercommonandappropriate
11documentsemployedintheadministrationofcriminaljustice;
12 (3)Thepreparationanddistributionofabasicprosecutor'smanualandother
13educationalmaterials;
14 (4)Thepromotionofandassistanceinthetrainingofprosecutingattorneysand
15circuitattorneyonastatewidebasis;
16 (5)Theprovisionoflegalresearchassistancetoprosecutingattorneysandcircuit
17attorney;
18 (6)Thedevelopment,supportandmaintenanceofautomatedcasemanagementand
19criminalhistoryreportingsystemsapprovedbytheprosecutorscoordinatorstrainingcouncil
20asthestandardutilizedbyprosecutingattorneysandcircuitattorney;[and]
21 (7)Thedevelopmentandapprovaloftheformanduniformmannerutilizingthe
22automatedcasemanagementsysteminwhichallreferralsrequiredbysection43.503
23willbesubmittedbyanylawenforcementagencytoofficesofaprosecutingattorneyor
24circuitattorney;and
25 (8)Theprovisionofotherassistancetoprosecutingattorneysandcircuitattorneythat
26isnecessaryforthesuccessfulimplementationofsections56.750to56.775, including
27membersoftheMissouriofficeofprosecutionservicesservingasspecialprosecuting
28attorneysandspecialassistantprosecutingattorneys,orthathereinaftermaybe
29authorizedbylaw.
30 2.BeginningMarch31,2028,andbyMarchthirty-firstofeachyearthereafter,
31theMissouriofficeofprosecutionservicesshallcompileastatewidereportsummarizing
32fromtheautomatedcasemanagementsystem,approvedbytheprosecutors
33coordinatorstrainingcouncilasprovidedinsubdivision(6)ofsubsection1ofthis
34sectionforallofficesofprosecutingorcircuitattorneys,forthepreviouscalendaryear
35thefollowinginformation:
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 10 36 (1)Thetotalnumberoffelonies,misdemeanors,andinfractionsreceivedbyall
37officesofprosecutingandcircuitattorneys,including:
38 (a)Thenumberofallreferralsreceivedfromlawenforcement;
39 (b)Thenumberofallcasesfiled;
40 (c)Thenumberofallcasesrefused;
41 (d)Thenumberofallcasesdisposed;and
42 (e)ThenumberofallcasesunderreviewonDecemberthirty-firstofthe
43calendaryearbeingreported;
44 (2)Anyinformationspecifictofelonies,misdemeanors,andinfractionsreceived
45byallofficesofprosecutingandcircuitattorneys,including:
46 (a)Thenumberofreferralsreceivedwhereinthemostseriouschargewasa
47felony;
48 (b)Thenumberofreferralsreceivedwhereinthemostseriouschargewasa
49misdemeanor;
50 (c)Thenumberofreferralsreceivedwhereinthemostseriouschargewasan
51infraction;
52 (d)Thenumberofreferralswithallchargesrefusedwhereinthemostserious
53chargereferredwasafelony;
54 (e)Thenumberofreferralswithallchargesrefusedwhereinthemostserious
55chargereferredwasamisdemeanor;
56 (f)Thenumberofreferralswithallchargesrefusedwhereinthemostserious
57chargereferredwasaninfraction;
58 (g)Thenumberofcasesfiledwhereinthemostseriouschargewasafelony;
59 (h)Thenumberofcasesfiledwhereinthemostseriouschargewasa
60misdemeanor;
61 (i)Thenumberofcasesfiledwhereinthemostseriouschargewasaninfraction;
62 (j)Thenumberofcasesdisposedwhereinthemostseriouschargewasafelony;
63 (k)Thenumberofcasesdisposedwhereinthemostseriouschargewasa
64misdemeanor;and
65 (l)Thenumberofcasesdisposedwhereinthemostseriouschargewasan
66infraction;
67 (3)Allfelonies,misdemeanors,andinfractionsreceivedbyallofficesof
68prosecutingandcircuitattorneysbyspecificstatutenumberandchargecode,including:
69 (a)Allchargesreceivedinreferralsbystatutenumberandchargecode;
70 (b)Allchargesfiledbystatutenumberandchargecode;
71 (c)Allchargesrefusedbystatutenumberandchargecode;
72 (d)Allchargesdisposedbystatutenumberandchargecode;and
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 11 73 (e)AllchargesunderreviewonDecemberthirty-firstofthecalendaryearbeing
74reportedbystatutenumberandchargecode;and
75 (4)Eachcaseinwhichaninformant,assuchtermisdefinedbysection491.065,
76hasbeenendorsedbythestatetotestifyagainstadefendant'sinterestincluding:
77 (a)Thesubstanceofthetestimony;and
78 (b)Anybenefitthathasbeenrequestedbyorhasbeenofferedtotheinformant
79asdefinedinsection491.065,andanybenefitthatmaybeprovidedatafuturedatein
80connectionwithsuchtestimony.
81 3.Anyinformationprovidedundersubdivisions(1)to(4)ofsubsection2ofthis
82sectionshallbecompiledforeachindividualofficeofaprosecutingorcircuitattorney.
83Thesummaryreportsshallbeconsideredapublicrecord.Theindividualdataand
84informationcompiledbyandreceivedfromeachofficeofaprosecutingorcircuit
85attorneyisconfidentialandshallbeaclosedrecordandnotsubjecttoreleaseunder
86section610.100.
87 4.Anyinformationprovidedundersubdivision(4)ofsubsection2ofthissection
88isaccessiblebytheprosecutingorcircuitattorneyorbyanyattorneywhohasentered
89anappearanceonbehalfofapartytothecaseinwhichtheinformantisanendorsed
90witness.
57.010.1.Atthegeneralelectiontobeheldin1948,andateachgeneralelection
2heldeveryfouryearsthereafter,thevotersineverycountyinthisstateshallelectsome
3suitablepersonsheriff.Nopersonshallbeeligiblefortheofficeofsheriffwhohasbeen
4convictedofafelony.Suchpersonshallbearesidenttaxpayerandelectorofsaidcounty,
5shallhaveresidedinsaidcountyformorethanonewholeyearnextbeforefilingforsaid
6officeandshallbeapersoncapableofefficientlawenforcement.Whenanypersonshallbe
7electedsheriff,suchpersonshallenteruponthedischargeofthedutiesofsuchperson'soffice
8aschieflawenforcementofficerofthatcountyonthefirstdayofJanuarynextsucceeding
9saidelection.
10 2.Nopersonshallbeeligiblefortheofficeofsheriffwhodoesnotholdavalidpeace
11officerlicensepursuanttochapter590.Anypersonfilingfortheofficeofsheriffshallhavea
12validpeaceofficerlicenseatthetimeoffilingforoffice.Thissubsectionshallnotapplyto
13thesheriffofanycountyofthefirstclassificationwithacharterformofgovernmentwitha
14populationoverninehundredthousandorofanycitynotwithinacounty.
15 3.Thesheriffofanycitynotwithinacountyshallberequiredtoholdavalid
16peaceofficerlicensepursuanttochapter590withintwoyearsofbeingelectedassheriff.
82.1000.1.Inadditiontoforfeitureproceedingspursuanttosections513.600to
2513.645,thegoverningbodyofanyconstitutionalchartercityhavingapopulationofmore
3thanonehundredthousandinhabitantsandlocatedwithinacountyofthefirstclassification
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 12 4thatadjoinsnoothercountyofthefirstclassificationmayenactordinanceswhichwould
5subjecttoforfeitureanymotorvehicleoperatedbyapersonwithoneormoreprior
6convictionsforanintoxication-relatedtrafficoffense,asdefinedinsection[577.023]
7577.001, whoisprohibitedfromobtainingalicensetooperateamotorvehiclebythedirector
8ofrevenuepursuanttosubdivision(9)or(10)ofsubsection1ofsection302.060,orwhohas
9theperson'slicensetooperateamotorvehiclesuspendedorrevoked,asaresultofafinding
10orapleaofguiltyto:
11 (1)Anyintoxication-relatedtrafficoffenseasdefinedinsection[577.023] 577.001;
12[or]
13 (2)Involuntarymanslaughterasaresultofoperatingamotorvehiclewhileinan
14intoxicatedconditionasdefinedinsection[565.024] 577.001;
15 (3)Twoormoreviolationsofstuntdrivingorstreettakeoverasprovidedin
16section304.145committedonseparateoccasionswhereineachviolationthepersonwas
17operatingavehicleandanotherpersonwasinjuredorkilled;or
18 (4)Theoffenseofaggravatedfleeingastopordetentionofamotorvehicleas
19providedinsection575.151.
20
21Suchforfeiturepursuanttothissubsectionshallonlybeallowedifsuchpersonoperatesa
22motorvehiclewhiletheperson'slicensetooperateamotorvehicleisundersuchasuspension
23orrevocation.
24 2.Theordinanceallowingforfeiturespursuanttothissectionmayalsoprovideforthe
25impoundmentandforfeitureofamotorvehicleoperatedbyanypersonwhoisclassifiedasa
26prioroffenderorpersistentoffenderpursuanttosection577.023aftertheeffectivedateof
27suchordinance,exceptthatajudgmentofforfeituremayonlyberenderedifthereisa
28convictionofanintoxication-relatedtrafficoffensewhichcausestheownerofthemotor
29vehicletobeclassifiedasapriororpersistentoffender.
30 3.Theordinanceallowingtheforfeiturespursuanttothissectionmayalsoprovidefor
31theimpoundmentandforfeitureofamotorvehicleoperatedbyanypersonwhohas
32previouslybeenconvictedoftwoormoreintoxication-relatedtrafficoffenses,asdefinedin
33section[577.023] 577.001, andwhothereafter,pursuanttoachemicaltestconductedin
34accordancewithsections577.020to577.041,isdetermineduponprobablecausetohavebeen
35drivingamotorvehiclewithablood-alcoholconcentrationequaltoorgreaterthantheblood-
36alcoholpercentageconcentrationspecifiedinsubsection1ofsection302.520,oranysuch
37personwho,pursuanttosection577.041,hasbeenrequestedtosubmittoachemicaltestas
38describedpursuanttothatsection,andrefusedtosubmittosuchtest.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 13 39 4.Allforfeitureproceedingspursuanttothissectionshallbeconductedinaccordance
40withsections513.600to513.645,excepttheforfeitureproceedingshallbebroughtbythe
41cityattorneyforthecitywhichenactedsuchordinances.
42 5.Theordinanceshallalsoprovidethatanypersonclaiminganownershipinterestin
43themotorvehiclesubjecttoforfeitureshallhaveallthedefensestotheforfeitureproceeding
44availabletothemwhichtheymaybeentitledtoraisepursuanttosections513.600to513.645.
45Theordinanceshallfurtherprovidethat,intheeventthetitledocumentsregisteredwiththe
46departmentofrevenueforthemotorvehiclesubjecttoforfeiture,atthetimeoftheaction
47givingrisetotheforfeitureproceeding,listpersonsasownersorco-ownersofthevehiclein
48additiontoorotherthantheoperator,andthenonoperatorownerofthemotorvehiclehasnot
49previouslybeentheoperatorortheownerof,amotorvehiclewhichhasbeenthesubjectofa
50forfeitureproceedingauthorizedbythissection,themotorvehicleshallbereturnedtothe
51nonoperatorregisteredownerandallcostsassociatedwiththeseizure,towing,storageand
52impoundmentofthevehicle,andthepaymentofallcourtcostsandreasonableattorneyfees
53associatedwiththeforfeitureproceedingshallbepaidbytheownersortheoperatorofthe
54vehicle.Tobeentitledtoreturnofthevehicleallownersshallexecuteawrittenagreement
55withthemunicipalitystipulatingandconsentingtotheseizureandforfeitureofthemotor
56vehicleintheeventsuchmotorvehicleissubsequentlyoperatedbythesameoperatorunder
57circumstanceswhichwouldallowthemunicipalitytoseekforfeitureofsuchvehiclepursuant
58toanordinanceauthorizedbythissection.
84.012.Inallcitiesofthisstatenotwithinacounty,thecommoncouncilor
2municipalassemblyofsuchcitiesmaypassordinancesforpreservingorder;securing
3propertyandpersonsfromviolence,danger,ordestruction;protectingpublicand
4privateproperty;andpromotingtheinterestsandensuringthegoodgovernanceofthe
5cities,butnoordinancesheretoforepassed,orthatmayhereafterbepassed,bythe
6commoncouncilormunicipalassemblyofthecitiesshall,inanymanner,conflictor
7interferewiththepowersortheexerciseofthepowersoftheboardsofpolice
8commissionersofthecitiesascreatedbysection84.020,norshallthecitiesoranyofficer
9oragentofthecorporationofthecities,orthemayorthereof,inanymannerimpede,
10obstruct,hinder,orinterferewiththeboardsofpolice,anyofficer,agent,orservant
11thereoforthereunder.
84.020.1.Inallcities[ofthisstatethatnowhave,ormayhereafterattain,a
2populationoffivehundredthousandinhabitantsorover]notwithinacounty, thereshallbe,
3andisherebyestablished,withinandforsaidcities,aboardofpolicecommissioners, to
4consistoffourcitizencommissioners,asprovidedinsections84.040to84.080,tobethe
5governingbodyofthepermanentpoliceforcepursuanttosection84.100,togetherwith
6themayorofsaidcitiesforthetimebeing,orwhosoevermaybeofficiallyactinginthat
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 14 7capacity,andsaidboardshallannuallyappointoneofitsmembersaspresident,[and]one
8memberwhoshallactasvicepresident[duringtheabsenceofthepresident], andone
9memberwhoshallactasboardsecretary; andsuchpresidentorvicepresidentshallbethe
10executiveofficeroftheboardandshallactforitwhentheboardisnotinsession.
11 2.Theboardshallconsistofsixcommissioners,oneofwhomisthemayorofa
12citynotwithinacounty,fourcitizencommissioners,andonenonvotingcommissioner.
13Thenonvotingcommissionershallbearesidentofacitynotwithinacountyorshallbe
14aresidentofanycountyofthisstatethatadjoinsthecitylimitsofacitynotwithina
15countyandwhoownsrealpropertywithinacitynotwithinacountyandpaystaxeson
16suchrealproperty.Thenonvotingcommissionershallnotvoteonmattersbeforethe
17commission,butmaybecountedforpurposesofestablishingaquorumanddiscussion,
18includingdiscussioninanyclosedmeetingoftheboard.Eachcitizencommissioner
19shallbearesidentofacitynotwithinacountyfornolessthantwoyearsprecedinghis
20orherappointment.Exceptforthemayor,nocommissionershallbenominatedforor
21holdanyotherelectiveorappointedpoliticaloffice.Ifanycitizencommissioneris
22nominatedfororelectedtoanyelectiveorappointedpoliticaloffice,suchcommissioner
23shallforfeittheappointmentandshallimmediatelyvacatehisorheroffice.Themayor
24ofacitynotwithinacountyshallautomaticallybeamemberoftheboard,whilethe
25remainingcommissioners,includingthenonvotingcommissioner,shallbeappointedby
26thegovernor,withtheadviceandconsentofthesenate.
27 3.Anymemberoftheboard,exceptforthemayorofacitynotwithinacounty,
28mayberemovedforcausewiththeapprovalofamajorityoftheotherboardmembers,
29butsuchmembershallfirstbepresentedwithawrittenstatementofthereasonsfor
30removalandshallhavetheopportunityforahearingbytheboardtoestablishcausefor
31removal.Thedecisionforremovalofaboardmemberisfinal.However,theremoved
32membermayappealtheirremovaltothetwenty-secondjudicialcircuitcourt.
33 4.Amajorityoftheboardshallconstituteaquorumforthetransactionof
34business,butnoactionshallbetakenbytheboardordeemedvalidunlessthree
35concurringvotesarecast.
36 5.Theboardshallhavethepowertosummonandcompeltheattendanceof
37witnessesbeforetheboardandtocompeltheproductionofdocumentsandother
38evidence,whenevernecessaryinthedischargeofitsduties,andshallhavethepowerto
39administeroathsoraffirmationstoanypersonappearingorcalledbeforeit.
40 6.Theboardshallhavethefollowingpowersandduties:
41 (1)Toreceiveinputfromthechiefofpolice,inordertoformulateandapprove
42policiesgoverningtheoperationandconductofthepermanentpoliceforcepursuantto
43section84.100;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 15 44 (2)Toappointasachiefofpoliceanypersonwhoshallberesponsibletothe
45boardforproperexecutionofthepolicies,duties,andresponsibilitiesestablishedbythe
46boardfortheadministrationofthepolicedepartment,includingmaking
47recommendationstotheboardonemploymentanddisciplineofthecommissioned
48andcivilianemployeesofthepoliceforce,andtoremovethechiefofpolicepursuantto
49section106.273;
50 (3)Tohearanddetermineappealsfromthedecisionsofthechiefofpoliceon
51disciplinarymattersarisinginthedepartment,pursuanttosection590.502;however,at
52thetimeoftheeffectivedateofthisactanduntilsuchtimeastheboardadoptsother
53investigativeanddisciplinarypoliciesandproceduresnotinconsistentwithsection
54590.502,disciplineandinvestigativeproceduresforcommissionedandcivilian
55employeesofthepoliceforceshallberegulatedbyrule7ofthepolicemanualofthe
56policedepartmentineffectasofNovember4,2013;exceptthat,whererule7isin
57conflictwithsection590.502,theboardshallcomplywiththerequirementsofsection
58590.502.Undernocircumstancesshalltheboardinitiallyorhereafteradopt
59investigativeanddisciplinaryproceduresthatdonotincludethesummaryhearing
60boardproceduresprovidedforinrule7ofthepolicemanualofthepolicedepartmentin
61effectasofNovember4,2013;
62 (4)Topromulgateamanualofrulesandregulationsforthequalificationsand
63conductofpersonnelofthepolicedepartmentanditsoperation;
64 (5)Tohavesuchotherpowersanddutieswithrespecttopoliceadministration
65andlawenforcementasprovidedbystatute;
66 (6)Toregulateandlicenseallprivatewatchmen,privatedetectives,andprivate
67securityservingoractinginthecityandnopersonshallactassuchwithoutfirsthaving
68obtainedsuchlicense.Penaltiesfortheviolationofregulationspromulgatedbythe
69boardunderthissubsectionshallbeprescribedbyordinance.
84.030.1.Beginningon[January9,1989,thegovernorofthestateofMissouri,by
2andwiththeadviceandconsentofthesenate,shallappoint] theeffectivedateofthisact
3andnolaterthanninetydaysaftertheeffectivedateofthisact,thefourinauguralcitizen
4commissionersshallbeappointedbythegovernorasprovided[for]in[section84.020,
5and]subsection2ofsection84.020andshallserveasfollows:
6 (1)Onecitizencommissionershall[beappointed] serveforatermofoneyear;
7 (2)Onecitizencommissionershall[beappointed] serveforatermoftwoyears;
8 (3)Onecitizencommissionershall[beappointed] serveforatermofthreeyears;
9and
10 (4)Onecitizencommissionershall[beappointed] serveforatermoffouryears.
11
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 16 12Thenonvotingcommissionershallbeappointedbythegovernorasprovidedin
13subsection2ofsection84.020andshallserveforatermoffouryears.Theirsuccessors
14shalleachbeappointedforatermoffouryears,andsaidcommissionersshallholdofficefor
15theirtermofappointmentanduntiltheirsuccessorsshallhavebeenappointedandqualified.
16[Incaseofavacancyinsaidboardforanycausewhatsoever,itshallbefilledbyappointment
17fortheunexpiredterm,inthesamemannerasinthecaseoforiginalappointments.The
18governorshallissuecommissionstothepersonssoappointed,designatingthetimeforwhich
19theyareappointedincasetheappointmentistofillanunexpiredtermoccasionedbydeath,
20resignationoranyothercause,andwheneverthetermofofficeofanycommissionerexpires,
21theappointmentofhissuccessorshallbeforfouryears.Thecommissionersnowholding
22officesunderexistinglawsinanycityofthisstatetowhichsections84.010to84.340apply
23aretoholdtheirofficesuntiltheexpirationoftheirterms,andtheirsuccessorsareduly
24appointedandqualified]
25 2.Wheneveravacancyoccursonthecommissionforacitizencommissioneror
26nonvotingcommissioner,thegovernormayfillthevacancyfortheunexpiredtermas
27providedinsubsection2ofsection84.020.
84.100.Toenabletheboardstoperformthedutiesimposeduponthem,theyare
2herebyauthorizedandrequiredtoappoint,enrollandemploy[a]onlyonepermanentpolice
3forceforthecitieswhichtheyshallequipandarmastheymayjudgenecessary.[Exceptas
4providedbelow,]Thenumberofpatrolmentobeappointedshall[notbemorethanone
5thousandsixhundredeighty-threeofwhichnumbernotmorethantwohundredfiftyaretobe
6probationarypatrolmen.Anyincreaseinthenumberofpatrolmenauthorized,inadditionto
7thatprovidedforabove,shallbepermitteduponrecommendation] bedeterminedbythe
8boardofpolicecommissioners[, withtheapprovalofthemunicipalboardofestimateand
9apportionment.Thenumberofturnkeystobeappointedshallbesixty-five,exceptthatfor
10eachpatrolmanhereafterpromoted,demoted,removed,resignedorotherwiseseparatedfrom
11theforce,anadditionalturnkeymaybeappointed,butundernocircumstancesshallmore
12thanonehundredfiftyturnkeysbeappointed.Aseachadditionalturnkeyisappointed,the
13maximumnumberofpatrolmentobeappointedshallbereducedaccordinglysothatwhen
14onehundredfiftyturnkeyshavebeenappointed,thenumberofpatrolmentobeappointed
15shallnotbemorethanonethousandfivehundredninety-eight]. Theboardmaycontinueto
16employasmanynoncommissionedpolicecivilians,whichshallincludecitymarshals
17andparkrangers,asitdeemsnecessaryinordertoperformthedutiesimposeduponit.
84.150.Thetotalnumberofofficersandthenumberofofficersateachrankof
2thepoliceforceineachsuchcityshallbe[asfollows:onechiefofpolicewiththerankof
3colonel;lieutenantcolonels,nottoexceedfiveinnumberandothersuchranksandnumberof
4memberswithinsuchranksastheboardfromtimetotimedeemsnecessary] determinedby
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 17 5theboardofpolicecommissioners. Theofficersofthepoliceforceshallhavecommissions
6issuedtothembytheboardsofpolicecommissioners,andthoseheretoforeandthose
7hereaftercommissionedshallservesolongastheyshallfaithfullyperformtheirdutiesand
8possessthenecessarymentalandphysicalability,andbesubjecttoremovalonlyforcause
9afterahearingbytheboard,whoareherebyinvestedwithexclusivejurisdictioninthe
10premises.
84.160.1.Asof[August28,2006] theeffectivedateofthisact,theboardofpolice
2commissionersshallhavetheauthoritytocomputeandestablishtheannualsalaryofeach
3memberofthepoliceforcewithoutreceivingpriorauthorizationfromthegeneralassembly,
4whichshallnotbelessthantheannualsalarypaidtoanymemberatthetimeofthe
5effectivedateofthisact.
6 2.Eachofficerofpoliceandpatrolmanwhoseregularassignmentrequires
7nonuniformedattiremayreceive,inadditiontohisorhersalary,anallowancenottoexceed
8threehundredsixtydollarsperannumpayablebiweekly.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsof
9subsection1ofthissectiontothecontrary,noadditionalcompensationorcompensatorytime
10offforovertime,courttime,orstandbycourttimeshallbepaidorallowedtoanyofficerof
11therankof[sergeant] lieutenantorabove.Notwithstandinganyotherprovisionoflawtothe
12contrary,nothinginthissectionshallprohibitthepaymentofadditionalcompensation
13pursuanttothissubsectiontoofficersoftheranksofsergeantsandabove,providedthat
14fundingforsuchcompensationshallnot:
15 (1)Bepaidfromthegeneralfundsofeitherthecityortheboardofpolice
16commissionersofthecity;or
17 (2)Beviolativeofanyfederallaworotherstatelaw.
18 3.Itisthedutyofthemunicipalassemblyorcommoncouncilofthecitiestomake
19thenecessaryappropriationfortheexpensesofthemaintenanceofthepoliceforcegoverned
20bytheboardofpolicecommissioners,inthemanner[hereinandhereafter] providedin
21section84.210;[ provided,thatinnoeventshallsuchmunicipalassemblyorcommoncouncil
22berequiredtoappropriateforsuchpurposes(including,butnotlimitedto,costsoffunding
23pensionsorretirementplans)foranyfiscalyearasuminexcessofanylimitationimposedby]
24except,pursuanttosubsection2ofsection21ofarticleX[,section21,]oftheMissouri
25Constitution[; andprovidedfurther,that],suchmunicipalassemblyorcommoncouncil[may]
26shallappropriateaminimumsum[inexcessofsuchlimitationforanyfiscalyearbyan
27appropriationsordinanceenactedinconformitywiththeprovisionsofthecharterofsuch
28cities] equaltothefollowingpercentagesofthecity'sgeneralrevenue:
29 (1)Twenty-twopercentfortheperiodendingDecember31,2025;
30 (2)Twenty-threepercentfortheperiodbeginningonJanuary1,2026,and
31endingonDecember31,2026;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 18 32 (3)Twenty-fourpercentfortheperiodbeginningonJanuary1,2027,andending
33onDecember31,2027;and
34 (4)Twenty-fivepercentbeginningonJanuary1,2028,andforallsubsequent
35years;
36
37tofundthepoliceforcegovernedbytheboardofpolicecommissioners.Anypension
38andretirementcostsshallbeexcludedfromthecalculationofexpensesforthe
39maintenanceofthepoliceforceforthepurposesoftheminimumfundingrequirements
40providedinthissubsection.
41 4.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsofsubsection1ofthissectiontothecontrary,the
42boardofpolicecommissionersshallpayadditionalcompensationforallhoursofservice
43renderedbyprobationarypatrolmen[and],patrolmen, andsergeantsinexcessofthe
44establishedregularworkingperiod,andtherateofcompensationshallbeoneandone-half
45timestheregularhourlyrateofpaytowhicheachmembershallnormallybeentitled;except
46that,thecourttimeandcourtstandbytimeshallbepaidattheregularhourlyrateofpayto
47whicheachmembershallnormallybeentitled.Nocreditshallbegivenordeductionsmade
48frompaymentsforovertimeforthepurposeofretirementbenefits.
49 5.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsofsubsection1ofthissectiontothecontrary,
50probationarypatrolmen[and], patrolmen, andsergeantsshallreceiveadditional
51compensationforauthorizedovertime,courttimeandcourtstandbytimewheneverthe
52totalaccumulatedtimeexceedsfortyhours.Theaccumulatedfortyhoursshallbetakenas
53compensatorytimeoffattheofficer'sdiscretionwiththeapprovalofhissupervisor.
54 6.Theallowanceofcompensationorcompensatorytimeoffforcourtstandbytime
55shallbecomputedattherateofone-thirdofonehourforeachhourspentoncourtstandby
56time.
57 7.Theboardofpolicecommissioners[may] shalleffectprogramstoprovide
58additionalcompensationtoitsemployeesforsuccessfulcompletionofacademicworkatan
59accreditedcollegeoruniversity,inamountsnottoexceedtenpercentoftheiryearlysalaries
60orforfieldtrainingofficerandleadofficerresponsibilitiesinamountsnottoexceedthree
61percentoftheiryearlysalariesforfieldtrainingofficerresponsibilitiesandanadditionalthree
62percentoftheiryearlysalariesforleadofficerresponsibilities.Theboardmaydesignateup
63toonehundredfiftyemployeesasfieldtrainingofficersanduptofiftyemployeesaslead
64officers.
65 8.Theboardofpolicecommissioners:
66 (1)Shallprovideorcontractforlifeinsurancecoverageandforinsurancebenefits
67providinghealth,medicalanddisabilitycoverageforofficersandemployeesofthe
68department;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 19 69 (2)Shallprovideorcontractforinsurancecoverageprovidingsalarycontinuation
70coverageforofficersandemployeesofthepolicedepartment;
71 (3)Shallprovidehealth,medical,andlifeinsurancecoverageforretiredofficersand
72employeesofthepolicedepartment.Health,medicalandlifeinsurancecoverageshallbe
73madeavailableforpurchasetothespousesordependentsofdeceasedretiredofficersand
74employeesofthepolicedepartmentwhoreceivepensionbenefitspursuanttosections86.200
75to86.364attheratethatsuchdependent'sorspouse'scoveragewouldcostunderthe
76appropriateplanifthedeceasedwereliving;
77 (4)Maypayanadditionalshiftdifferentialcompensationtomembersofthepolice
78forceforeveningandnighttourofdutyinanamountnottoexceedtenpercentoftheofficer's
79basehourlyrate.
80 9.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsofsubsection1ofthissectiontothecontrary,the
81boardofpolicecommissionersshallpayadditionalcompensationtomembersofthepolice
82forceuptoandincludingtherankofpoliceofficerforanyfullhourworkedbetweenthe
83hoursof11:00p.m.and7:00a.m.,inamountsequalto[five]tenpercentoftheofficer'sbase
84hourlypay.
85 10.Theboardofpolicecommissioners,fromtimetotimeandinitsdiscretion,may
86payadditionalcompensationtopoliceofficers,sergeantsandlieutenantsbypaying
87commissionedofficersintheaforesaidranksforaccumulated,unusedvacationtime.Any
88suchpaymentsshallbemadeinincrementsofnotlessthanfortyhours,andatrates
89equivalenttothebasestraight-timeratesbeingearnedbysaidofficersatthetimeofpayment;
90exceptthat,nosuchofficershallberequiredtoacceptpaymentforaccumulatedunused
91vacationtime.
84.170.1.Whenanyvacancyshalltakeplaceinanygradeofofficers,itshallbe
2filledfromthenextlowestgrade;provided,however,thatprobationarypatrolmenshallserve
3atleastsixmonthsassuchbeforebeingpromotedtotherankofpatrolman;patrolmenshall
4serveatleastthreeyearsassuchbeforebeingpromotedtotherankofsergeant;sergeants
5shallserveatleastoneyearassuchbeforebeingpromotedtotherankoflieutenant;
6lieutenantsshallserveatleastoneyearassuchbeforebeingpromotedtotherankofcaptain;
7andinnocaseshallthechieforassistantchiefbeselectedfrommennotmembersoftheforce
8orbelowthegradeofcaptain.Patrolmenshallserveatleastthreeyearsassuchbefore
9promotiontotherankofdetective;theinspectorshallbetakenfrommenintheranknot
10belowthegradeoflieutenant.
11 2.Theboardsofpoliceareherebyauthorizedtomakeallsuchrulesandregulations,
12notinconsistentwithsections84.010to84.340,orotherlawsofthestate,astheymayjudge
13necessary,fortheappointment,employment,uniforming,discipline,trialandgovernmentof
14thepolice.Atthetimeoftheeffectivedateofthisactanduntilsuchtimeastheboard
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 20 15adoptsotherinvestigativeanddisciplinarypoliciesandproceduresnotinconsistentwith
16section590.502,disciplineandinvestigativeproceduresforcommissionedandcivilian
17employeesofthepoliceforceshallberegulatedbyrule7ofthepolicemanualofthe
18policedepartmentineffectasofNovember4,2013;exceptthat,whererule7isin
19conflictwithsection590.502,theboardshallcomplywiththerequirementsofsection
20590.502.Undernocircumstancesshalltheboardinitiallyorhereafteradopt
21investigativeanddisciplinaryproceduresthatdonotincludethesummaryhearing
22boardproceduresprovidedforinrule7ofthepolicemanualofthepolicedepartmentin
23effectasofNovember4,2013.Thesaidboardsshallalsohavepowertorequireofany
24officerorpolicemanbondwithsuretieswhentheymayconsideritdemandedbythepublic
25interests.Alllawfulrulesandregulationsoftheboardshallbeobeyedbythepoliceforceon
26painofdismissalorsuchlighterpunishment,eitherbysuspension,fine,reductionor
27forfeitureofpay,orotherwiseastheboardsmayadjudge.
28 3.Theauthoritypossessedbytheboardofpoliceincludes,butisnotlimitedto,the
29authoritytodelegateportionsofitspowersauthorizedinsection84.120,includingpresiding
30overadisciplinaryhearing,toahearingofficerasdeterminedbytheboard.
84.225.Anyofficerorservantofthemayororcommoncouncilormunicipal
2assemblyofthecities,orotherpersonswhatsoever,whoforciblyresistsorobstructsthe
3executionorenforcementofanyoftheprovisionsofsections84.012to84.340orrelating
4tothesame,orwhodisbursesorfailstodisburseanymoneyinviolationthereof,orwho
5hindersorobstructstheorganizationormaintenanceoftheboardofpolice
6commissionersorthepoliceforcethereinprovidedtobeorganizedandmaintained,
7orwhomaintainsorcontrolsanypoliceforceotherthantheonethereinprovidedfor,or
8whodelaysorhindersthedueenforcementofsections84.012to84.340byfailingor
9neglectingtoperformthedutiesbysuchsectionsimposeduponhimorher,shallbe
10subjecttoapenaltyofonethousanddollarsforeachoffense,recoverablebytheboard
11byactionatlawinthenameofthestate,andshallforeverthereafterbedisqualified
12fromholdingorexercisinganyofficeoremploymentwhatsoeverunderthemayoror
13commoncouncilormunicipalassemblyofsuchcities,orundersections84.012to
1484.340;providedthat,nothinginthissectionshallbeconstruedtointerferewiththe
15punishment,underanyexistingoranyfuturelawsofthisstate,ofanycriminaloffense
16thatiscommittedbythepartiesinorabouttheresistance,obstruction,hindrance,
17conspiracy,combination,ordisbursementaforesaid.
84.325.1.Atransitiondirectorshallbeappointedbythegovernortoensure
2oversightofanorderlytransitionofthecontrolofanymunicipalpoliceforcefromany
3citynotwithinacountytotheboardofpolicecommissioners.Theimplementation
4periodshallbeginontheeffectivedateofthisact,andendnolaterthanJuly1,2026.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 21 5Theboardofpolicecommissionersshallassumecontrolofanymunicipalpoliceforce
6establishedwithinanycitynotwithinacountyduringtheimplementationperiod,
7accordingtotheproceduresandrequirementsofthissectionandanyrulespromulgated
8undersubsection6ofthissectionandasdeterminedincoordinationwiththetransition
9director,localofficials,andtheboardofpolicecommissioners.Thepurposeofthese
10proceduresandrequirementsistoensurethecontinuityofoperationsofthemunicipal
11policeforcewithminimizeddisruptionstotheresidentsofanycitynotwithinacounty,
12toprovideforanorderlyandappropriatetransitioninthegovernanceofthepolice
13force,andtoprovideforanequitableemploymenttransitionforcommissionedand
14civilianpersonnel.
15 2.Upontheassumptionofcontrolbytheboardofpolicecommissionersunder
16subsection1ofthissection,anymunicipalpolicedepartmentwithinanycitynotwithin
17acountyshallconvey,assign,andotherwisetransfertotheboardtitleandownershipof
18allindebtednessandassets,including,butnotlimitedto,allfundsandrealandpersonal
19propertyheldinthenameoforcontrolledbythemunicipalpolicedepartment.Such
20cityshallthereafterceasetheoperationofanypolicedepartmentorpoliceforce.
21 3.Upontheassumptionofcontrolbytheboardofpolicecommissionersunder
22subsection1ofthissection,thestateshallacceptresponsibility,ownership,andliability
23assuccessor-in-interestforcontractualobligationsandotherlawfulobligationsofthe
24municipalpolicedepartment.
25 4.Theboardofpolicecommissionersshallinitiallyemploy,withoutareduction
26inrank,salary,orbenefits,allcommissionedandcivilianpersonnelofthemunicipal
27policedepartmentwhowereemployedbythemunicipalpolicedepartmentimmediately
28priortothedatetheboardassumedcontrol.Theboardshallrecognizeallaccrued
29yearsofservicethatsuchcommissionedandcivilianpersonnelhadwiththemunicipal
30policedepartment,aswellasallaccruedyearsofservicethatsuchcommissionedand
31civilianpersonnelhadpreviouslywiththeboardofpolicecommissioners.Such
32personnelshallbeentitledtothesameholidays,vacation,sickleave,sickbonustime,
33andannualstep-increasestheywereentitledtoasemployeesofthemunicipalpolice
34department.
35 5.Thecommissionedandcivilianpersonnelwhoretirefromservicewiththe
36municipalpolicedepartmentbeforetheboardofpolicecommissionersassumedcontrol
37ofthedepartmentundersubsection1ofthissectionshallcontinuetobeentitledtothe
38samepensionbenefitsprovidedasemployeesofthemunicipalpolicedepartmentand
39thesamebenefitssetforthinsubsection4ofthissection.Anypolicepensionsystem
40createdunderchapter86forthebenefitofapoliceforceestablishedundersections
4184.012to84.340shallcontinuetobegovernedbychapter86andshallapplytoany
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 22 42comprehensivepolicingplanandanypoliceforceestablishedundersections84.012to
4384.340.Otherthananyprovisionthatmakeschapter86applicabletoamunicipal
44policeforceestablishedundersections84.343to84.346,nothinginsections84.012to
4584.340shallbeconstruedaslimitingorchangingtherightsorbenefitsprovidedunder
46chapter86.
47 6.Theboardofpolicecommissionersmaypromulgateallnecessaryrulesand
48regulationsfortheimplementationandadministrationofthissection.Anyruleor
49portionofarule,asthattermisdefinedinsection536.010,thatiscreatedunderthe
50authoritydelegatedinthissectionshallbecomeeffectiveonlyifitcomplieswithandis
51subjecttoalloftheprovisionsofchapter536and,ifapplicable,section536.028.This
52sectionandchapter536arenonseverableandifanyofthepowersvestedwiththe
53generalassemblypursuanttochapter536toreview,todelaytheeffectivedate,orto
54disapproveandannularulearesubsequentlyheldunconstitutional,thenthegrantof
55rulemakingauthorityandanyruleproposedoradoptedaftertheeffectivedateofthis
56sectionshallbeinvalidandvoid.
105.726.1.Nothinginsections105.711to105.726shallbeconstruedtobroadenthe
2liabilityofthestateofMissouribeyondtheprovisionsofsections537.600to537.610,norto
3abolishorwaiveanydefenseatlawwhichmightotherwisebeavailabletoanyagency,
4officer,oremployeeofthestateofMissouri.Sections105.711to105.726donotwaivethe
5sovereignimmunityofthestateofMissouri.
6 2.Thecreationofthestatelegalexpensefundandthepaymenttherefromofsuch
7amountsasmaybenecessaryforthebenefitofanypersoncoveredtherebyaredeemed
8necessaryandproperpublicpurposesforwhichfundsofthisstatemaybeexpended.
9 3.Moneysinthestatelegalexpensefundshallnotbeavailableforthepaymentof
10anyclaimoranyamountrequiredbyanyfinaljudgmentrenderedbyacourtofcompetent
11jurisdictionagainstaboardofpolicecommissionersestablishedunderchapter84,including
12thecommissioners,anypoliceofficer,notwithstandingsections84.330and84.710,orother
13provisionsoflaw,otheremployees,agents,representative,oranyotherindividualorentity
14actingorpurportingtoactonitsortheirbehalf.Suchwastheintentofthegeneralassembly
15intheoriginalenactmentofsections105.711to105.726,anditismadeexpressbythis
16sectioninlightofthedecisioninWaymanSmith,III,etal.v.StateofMissouri,152S.W.3d
17275.Exceptthatthecommissionerofadministrationshallreimbursefromthelegalexpense
18fundthe[board] boardsofpolicecommissionersestablishedunder[section84.350,andany
19successor-in-interestestablishedpursuanttosection84.344,] chapter84forliabilityclaims
20otherwiseeligibleforpaymentundersection105.711paidbysuch[board] boardsonan
21equalsharebasisperclaimuptoamaximumof[one]twomilliondollarsperfiscalyear.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 23 22 4.[Subjecttotheprovisionsofsubsection2ofsection84.345,] Iftherepresentation
23oftheattorneygeneralisrequestedbyaboardofpolicecommissioners[oritssuccessor-in-
24interestestablishedpursuanttosection84.344], theattorneygeneralshallrepresent,
25investigate,defend,negotiate,orcompromiseallclaimsundersections105.711to105.726
26fortheboardofpolicecommissioners,[itssuccessor-in-interestpursuanttosection84.344,]
27anypoliceofficer,otheremployees,agents,representatives,oranyotherindividualorentity
28actingorpurportingtoactontheirbehalf.Theattorneygeneralmayestablishproceduresby
29rulespromulgatedunderchapter536underwhichclaimsmustbereferredfortheattorney
30general'srepresentation.Theattorneygeneralandtheofficialsofthecitywhichthepolice
31boardrepresents[orrepresented] shallmeetandnegotiatereasonableexpensesorchargesthat
32willfairlycompensatetheattorneygeneralandtheofficeofadministrationforthecostofthe
33representationoftheclaimsunderthissection.
34 5.Claimstenderedtotheattorneygeneralpromptlyaftertheclaimwasassertedas
35requiredbysection105.716andpriortoAugust28,2005,maybeinvestigated,defended,
36negotiated,orcompromisedbytheattorneygeneralandfullpaymentsmaybemadefromthe
37statelegalexpensefundonbehalfoftheentitiesandindividualsdescribedinthissectionasa
38resultoftheholdinginWaymanSmith,III,etal.v.StateofMissouri,152S.W.3d275.
191.1005.1.Noindividualorentityshallknowinglyopen,lease,rent,own,use,
2maintain,manage,operate,orcontrolapublicorprivatefacility,site,orbuildingforthe
3purpose,inpartorinwhole,ofallowingindividualstoself-administerpreobtained
4controlledsubstances,thepossessionofwhichbytheindividualispunishableunder
5section579.015andisnototherwiseauthorizedbychapters195and579.
6 2.Thissectionshallnotapplytoanyhealthcarefacilitylicensedpursuantto
7chapter197or198that:
8 (a)Providesmedicalassistanceormonitoringtoindividualswhohaveself-
9administeredcontrolledsubstances;
10 (b)Providessterileinjectionsupplies;
11 (c)Collectsusedhypodermicneedlesandsyringes;or
12 (d)Providessecurehypodermicneedleandsyringedisposalservices.
13 3.Thissectionshallnotaffecttheimmunityfromliabilityprovidedbysection
14195.205foranyindividualwho,ingoodfaith,seeksorobtainsmedicalassistancefor
15someonewhoisexperiencinganoverdoseofacontrolledsubstanceorforanyindividual
16experiencinganoverdoseofacontrolledsubstancewhoseeksmedicalassistancefor
17himselforherselforisthesubjectofagoodfaithrequestformedicalassistanceforan
18overdoseofacontrolledsubstance.
19 4.Asusedinthissection,theterm"controlledsubstance"meansadrug,
20substance,orimmediateprecursorinSchedulesIthroughVlistedinchapter195.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 24 217.451.Nocorrectionalcenterorotherpartyshallchargeanoffenderina
2correctionalcenteratotalamountforadomesticphonecall,includingfeesandanyper-
3minuterate,thatexceedstheequivalentoftwelvecentsperminute.
221.108.1.Jailsshallprovideinmateswithreasonableaccesstophoneservices
2duringaninmate'stermofconfinement,exceptphoneaccessmayberestrictedasa
3disciplinarymeasure.
4 2.Nojailorotherpartyshallchargeaninmateinajailatotalamountfora
5domesticphonecall,includingfeesandanyper-minuterate,thatexceedstheequivalent
6oftwelvecentsperminute.
221.520.1.Asusedinthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
2 (1)"Extraordinarycircumstance",asubstantialflightriskorsomeother
3extraordinarymedicalorsecuritycircumstancethatdictatesrestraintsbeusedto
4ensurethesafetyandsecurityofapregnantoffenderinherthirdtrimesterora
5postpartumoffenderwithinforty-eighthourspostdelivery,thestaffofthecountyorcity
6jailormedicalfacility,otheroffenders,orthepublic;
7 (2)"Labor",theperiodoftimebeforeabirthduringwhichcontractionsare
8present;
9 (3)"Postpartum",theperiodofrecoveryimmediatelyfollowingchildbirth,
10whichissixweeksforavaginalbirthoreightweeksforacesareanbirth,orlongerifso
11determinedbyaphysicianornurse;
12 (4)"Restraints",anydeviceusedtocontrolthemovementofaperson'sbodyor
13limbs.
14 2.Exceptinextraordinarycircumstances,acountyorcityjailshallnotuse
15restraintsonapregnantoffenderinherthirdtrimester,whetherduringtransportation
16toandfromvisitstohealthcareprovidersandcourtproceedings,duringmedical
17appointmentsandexaminations,orduringlabor,delivery,orforty-eighthours
18postdelivery.
19 3.Pregnantoffendersshallbetransportedinvehiclesequippedwithseatbelts.
20 4.Intheeventasherifforjailerdeterminesthatextraordinarycircumstances
21existandrestraintsarenecessary,thesherifforjailershallfullydocumentinwriting
22withinforty-eighthoursoftheincidentthereasonsheorshedeterminedsuch
23extraordinarycircumstancesexisted,thetypeofrestraintsused,andthereasonsthose
24restraintswereconsideredreasonableunderthecircumstances.Suchdocumentsshall
25bekeptonfilebythecountyorcityjailforatleastfiveyearsfromthedatetherestraints
26wereused.
27 5.Anytimerestraintsareusedonapregnantoffenderinherthirdtrimesteror
28onapostpartumoffenderwithinforty-eighthourspostdelivery,therestraintsshallbe
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 25 29reasonableunderthecircumstances.Exceptinextraordinarycircumstances,noleg,
30ankle,orwaistrestraintsoranymechanicalrestraintsshallbeusedonanysuch
31offender,and,ifwristrestraintsareused,suchrestraintsshallbeplacedinthefrontof
32suchoffender'sbodytoprotecttheoffenderandtheunbornchildinthecaseofa
33forwardfall.
34 6.Thecountyorcityjailshall:
35 (1)Ensurethatemployeesofthejailareprovidedwithtraining,whichmay
36includeonlinetraining,ontheprovisionsofthissection;and
37 (2)Informfemaleoffenders,inwritingandorally,ofanypoliciesandpractices
38developedinaccordancewiththissectionuponadmissiontothejail,andpostthe
39policiesandpracticesinlocationsinthejailwheresuchnoticesarecommonlyposted
40andwillbeseenbyfemaleoffenders.
221.523.1.ByJanuary1,2026,allcountyandcityjailsshalldevelopspecific
2proceduresfortheintakeandcareofoffenderswhoarepregnant,whichshallinclude
3proceduresregarding:
4 (1)Maternalhealthevaluations;
5 (2)Dietarysupplements,includingprenatalvitamins;
6 (3)Timelyandregularnutritiousmeals,consistentwiththeNutritionDuring
7PregnancyGuidelinespreparedbytheAmericanCollegeofObstetriciansand
8Gynecologists;
9 (4)Substanceabusetreatment;
10 (5)Treatmentforthehumanimmunodeficiencyvirusandwaystoavoidhuman
11immunodeficiencyvirustransmission;
12 (6)HepatitisC;
13 (7)Sleepingarrangementsforsuchpregnantoffendersinthethirdtrimester,
14includingrequiringsuchoffenderstosleeponthebottombunkbed;
15 (8)Accesstomentalhealthprofessionals;
16 (9)Sanitarymaterials;and
17 (10)Postpartumrecovery,includingthat,exceptinextraordinary
18circumstances,nosuchoffendershallbeplacedinisolationduringsuchrecovery.
19 2.Asusedinthissection,theterm"postpartumrecovery"means,asdetermined
20byaphysician,theperiodimmediatelyfollowingdelivery,includingtheentireperiodan
21offenderwhowaspregnantisinthehospitalorinfirmaryafterdelivery.
304.012.1.Everypersonoperatingamotorvehicleontheroadsandhighwaysofthis
2stateshalldrivethevehicleinacarefulandprudentmannerandatarateofspeedsoasnotto
3endangerthepropertyofanotherorthelifeorlimbofanypersonandshallexercisethe
4highestdegreeofcare.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 26 5 2.Nopersonoperatingamotorvehicleontheroadsandhighwaysofthisstate
6shallperformstuntdriving,assuchtermisdefinedinsection304.145.
7 3.AnypersonwhoviolatestheprovisionsofthissectionisguiltyofaclassB
8misdemeanor,unlessanaccidentisinvolvedthenitshallbeaclassAmisdemeanor.
304.145.1.Asusedinthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
2 (1)"Aggravatedoffender",apersonwhohasbeenfoundguiltyof:
3 (a)Threeormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions;or
4 (b)Twoormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasionswhere
5atleastoneoftheviolationsthedefendantwasoperatingavehicleandanotherperson
6wasinjuredorkilled;
7 (2)"Burnout",amaneuverperformedwhileoperatingamotorvehiclewhereby
8thewheelsofthemotorvehiclearespun,resultinginfrictioncausingthemotorvehicle's
9tirestoheatupandemitsmoke;
10 (3)"Chronicoffender",apersonwhohasbeenfoundguiltyof:
11 (a)Fourormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions;or
12 (b)Threeormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions
13whereatleastoneoftheviolationsthedefendantwasoperatingavehicleandanother
14personwasinjuredorkilled;or
15 (c)Twoormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasionswhere
16bothoftheviolationsthedefendantwasoperatingavehicleandanotherpersonwas
17injuredorkilled;
18 (4)"Donut",amotorvehiclemaneuverinwhichthefrontorrearofthemotor
19vehicleisrotatedaroundtheoppositesetofwheelsinamotionthatmaycauseacurved
20skid-markpatternofrubberonthedrivingsurface,orthetirestoheatupandemit
21smoke,orboth;
22 (5)"Dragrace",theoperationoftwoormoremotorvehiclesfromapointside
23bysideinacompetitiveattempttooutgainoroutdistanceeachother,ortheoperationof
24oneormoremotorvehiclesoveracommonselectedcourse,forthepurposeof
25comparingtherelativespeeds,power,oraccelerationofsuchmotorvehicleswithina
26certaindistanceortimelimit;
27 (6)"Drifting",amotorvehiclemaneuverinwhichthemotorvehicleissteeredso
28thatitmakesacontrolledskidsidewaysthroughaturnwiththefrontwheelsorientedin
29adirectionoppositetheturn;
30 (7)"Habitualoffender",apersonwhohasbeenfoundguiltyof:
31 (a)Fiveormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 27 32 (b)Fourormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions
33whereatleastoneoftheviolationsthedefendantwasoperatingavehicleandanother
34personwasinjuredorkilled;or
35 (c)Threeormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions
36whereatleasttwooftheviolationsthedefendantwasoperatingavehicleandanother
37personwasinjuredorkilled;
38 (8)"Highway",anypublicthoroughfareforvehicles,includingstateroads,
39countyroadsandpublicstreets,avenues,boulevards,parkways,oralleysinany
40municipality;
41 (9)"Persistentoffender",apersonwhohasbeenfoundguiltyof:
42 (a)Twoormoreviolationsofthissectioncommittedonseparateoccasions;or
43 (b)Oneviolationofthissectionwherethedefendantwasoperatingavehicleand
44anotherpersonwasinjuredorkilled;
45 (10)"Prioroffender",apersonwhohasbeenfoundguiltyofaviolationofthis
46sectionwheresuchprioroffenseoccurredwithinfiveyearsoftheviolationforwhichthe
47personischarged;
48 (11)"Race",theoperationofoneormoremotorvehiclesarisingfroma
49challengetodemonstratesuperiorityofamotorvehicleordriver,andtheacceptanceof
50orcompetitiveresponsetothatchallenge,eitherthroughapriorarrangementorin
51immediateresponse,inwhichthecompetitorattemptstooutgainoroutdistanceanother
52motorvehicle,topreventanothermotorvehiclefrompassing,toarriveatagiven
53destinationaheadofanothermotorvehicle,totestthephysicalstaminaorenduranceof
54drivers,toexhibitspeedoracceleration,ortosetaspeedoraccelerationrecord;
55 (12)"Streettakeover",theactofdisruptingtheregularflowoftrafficforthe
56purposeofperforming,facilitating,orspectatingstuntdriving;
57 (13)"Stuntdriving",tooperateamotorvehicleperformingarace,adragrace,
58aburnout,adonut,awheelie,ordrifting;
59 (14)"Wheelie",amotorvehiclemaneuverwherebyavehicleisriddenfora
60distancewiththefrontorrearwheelorwheelsraisedofftheground.
61 2.Exceptasotherwisepermittedbylaw,nopersonshall:
62 (1)Performstuntdrivinginconnectionwithastreettakeover;or
63 (2)Performorparticipateinastreettakeover.
64 3.ViolationofthissectionshallbeaclassBmisdemeanorforafirstoffense,a
65classAmisdemeanorforasecondoffense,andaclassEfelonyforathirdorsubsequent
66offense.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 28 67 4.Nodefendantallegedandproventobeaprioroffender,persistentoffender,
68aggravatedoffender,chronicoffender,orhabitualoffendershallbegrantedasuspended
69impositionofsentenceorbesentencedtopayafineinlieuofimprisonment.
70 5.Nodefendantallegedandproventobeaprioroffendershallbegranted
71probationorparoleuntilheorshehasservedaminimumoftendaysofimprisonment,
72unlessasaconditionofsuchprobationorparolethepersonperformsatleastthirtydays
73ofcommunityserviceunderthesupervisionofthecourtinajurisdictionthathasa
74recognizedprogramforcommunityservice.
75 6.Nodefendantallegedandproventobeanaggravatedoffendershallbeeligible
76forprobationorparoleuntilheorshehasservedaminimumofthirtydaysof
77imprisonment.
78 7.Nodefendantallegedandproventobeachronicorhabitualoffendershallbe
79eligibleforprobationorparoleuntilheorshehasservedaminimumofoneyearof
80imprisonment.
81 8.Priorpleasofguiltyandpriorfindingsofguiltyshallbepleadedandproven
82inthesamemannerasrequiredbysection558.021.
83 9.Thissectionshallnotapplytoeventssanctionedbyapoliticalsubdivisionor
84privateentitywithresponsibilityformaintenanceandcontroloftheportionofhighway
85orprivatepropertyonwhichthemotorvehicleoperationoccurs.
455.095.1.Forpurposesofthissection,thefollowingtermsmean:
2 (1)"Electronicmonitoringwithvictimnotification",anelectronicmonitoringsystem
3thathasthecapabilitytotrackandmonitorthemovementofapersonandimmediately
4transmitthemonitoredperson'slocationtotheprotectedpersonandthelocallaw
5enforcementagencywithjurisdictionovertheprotectedpremisesthroughanappropriate
6means,includingthetelephone,anelectronicbeeper,orpagingdevicewheneverthe
7monitoredpersonenterstheprotectedpremisesasspecifiedintheorderbythecourt;
8 (2)"Informedconsent",theprotectedpersonisgiventhefollowinginformation
9beforeconsentingtoparticipateinelectronicmonitoringwithvictimnotification:
10 (a)Theprotectedperson'srighttorefusetoparticipateinsuchmonitoringandthe
11processforrequestingthecourttoterminatehisorherparticipationafterithasbeenordered;
12 (b)Themannerinwhichtheelectronicmonitoringtechnologyfunctionsandtherisks
13andlimitationsofthattechnology;
14 (c)Theboundariesimposedonthepersonbeingmonitoredduringtheelectronic
15monitoring;
16 (d)Thesanctionsthatthecourtmayimposeforviolationsoftheorderissuedbythe
17court;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 29 18 (e)Theprocedurethattheprotectedpersonistofollowifthemonitoredperson
19violatesanorderoriftheelectronicmonitoringequipmentfails;
20 (f)Identificationofsupportservicesavailabletoassisttheprotectedpersonin
21developingasafetyplantouseifthemonitoredpersonviolatesanorderoriftheelectronic
22monitoringequipmentfails;
23 (g)Identificationofcommunityservicesavailabletoassisttheprotectedpersonin
24obtainingshelter,counseling,education,childcare,legalrepresentation,andotherhelpin
25addressingtheconsequencesandeffectsofdomesticviolence;and
26 (h)Thenonconfidentialnatureoftheprotectedperson'scommunicationswiththe
27courtconcerningelectronicmonitoringandtherestrictionstobeimposeduponthemonitored
28person'smovements.
29 2.Whenapersonisfoundguiltyofviolatingthetermsandconditionsofanexparte
30orfullorderofprotectionundersection455.085or455.538,thecourtmay,inadditiontoor
31inlieuofanyotherdisposition:
32 (1)Sentencethepersontoelectronicmonitoringwithvictimnotification;or
33 (2)Placethepersononprobationand,asaconditionofsuchprobation,order
34electronicmonitoringwithvictimnotification.
35 3.Whenapersonchargedwithviolatingthetermsandconditionsofanexparteor
36fullorderofprotectionundersection455.085or455.538isreleasedfromcustodybeforetrial
37pursuanttosection544.455,thecourtmay,asaconditionofrelease,orderelectronic
38monitoringofthepersonwithvictimnotification.
39 4.Electronicmonitoringwithvictimnotificationshallbeorderedonlywiththe
40protectedperson'sinformedconsent.Indeterminingwhethertoplaceapersononelectronic
41monitoringwithvictimnotification,thecourtmayholdahearingtoconsiderthelikelihood
42thattheperson'sparticipationinelectronicmonitoringwilldeterthepersonfrominjuringthe
43protectedperson.Thecourtshallconsiderthefollowingfactors:
44 (1)Thegravityandseriousnessofharmthatthepersoninflictedontheprotected
45personinthecommissionofanyactofdomesticviolence;
46 (2)Theperson'sprevioushistoryofdomesticviolence;
47 (3)Theperson'shistoryofothercriminalacts,ifany;
48 (4)Whetherthepersonhasaccesstoaweapon;
49 (5)Whetherthepersonhasthreatenedsuicideorhomicide;
50 (6)Whetherthepersonhasahistoryofmentalillnessorhasbeencivillycommitted;
51and
52 (7)Whetherthepersonhasahistoryofalcoholorsubstanceabuse.
53 5.Unlessthepersonisdeterminedtobeindigentbythecourt,apersonorderedtobe
54placedonelectronicmonitoringwithvictimnotificationshallbeorderedtopaytherelated
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 30 55costsandexpenses.Ifthecourtdeterminesthepersonisindigent,thepersonmaybeplaced
56onelectronicmonitoringwithvictimnotification,andtheclerkofthecourtinwhichthecase
57wasdeterminedshallnotifythedepartmentofcorrectionsthatthepersonwasdeterminedto
58beindigentandshallincludeinabilltothedepartmentthecostsassociatedwiththe
59monitoring.Thedepartmentshallestablishbyruleaproceduretodeterminetheportionof
60costseachindigentpersonisabletopaybasedonaperson'sincome,numberofdependents,
61andotherfactorsasdeterminedbythedepartmentandshallseekreimbursementofsuch
62costs.
63 6.Analertfromanelectronicmonitoringdeviceshallbeprobablecausetoarrestthe
64monitoredpersonforaviolationofanexparteorfullorderofprotection.
65 7.Thedepartmentofcorrections,departmentofpublicsafety,Missouristatehighway
66patrol,thecircuitcourts,andcountyandmunicipallawenforcementagenciesshallshare
67informationobtainedviaelectronicmonitoringconductedpursuanttothissection.
68 8.Nosupplierofaproduct,system,orserviceusedforelectronicmonitoringwith
69victimnotificationshallbeliable,directlyorindirectly,fordamagesarisingfromanyinjury
70ordeathassociatedwiththeuseoftheproduct,system,orserviceunless,andonlytothe
71extentthat,suchactionisbasedonaclaimthattheinjuryordeathwasproximatelycausedby
72amanufacturingdefectintheproductorsystem.
73 9.Nothinginthissectionshallbeconstruedaslimitingacourt'sabilitytoplacea
74persononelectronicmonitoringwithoutvictimnotificationundersection544.455or
75557.011.
76 10.Apersonshallbefoundguiltyoftheoffenseoftamperingwithelectronic
77monitoringequipmentundersection575.205ifheorshecommitstheactionsprohibited
78undersuchsectionwithanyequipmentthatacourtordersthepersontowearunderthis
79section.
80 11.Thedepartmentofcorrectionsshallpromulgaterulesandregulationsforthe
81implementationofsubsection5ofthissection.Anyruleorportionofarule,asthattermis
82definedinsection536.010,thatiscreatedundertheauthoritydelegatedinthissectionshall
83becomeeffectiveonlyifitcomplieswithandissubjecttoalloftheprovisionsofchapter536
84and,ifapplicable,section536.028.Thissectionandchapter536arenonseverableandifany
85ofthepowersvestedwiththegeneralassemblypursuanttochapter536toreview,todelaythe
86effectivedate,ortodisapproveandannularulearesubsequentlyheldunconstitutional,then
87thegrantofrulemakingauthorityandanyruleproposedoradoptedafterAugust28,2018,
88shallbeinvalidandvoid.
89 [12.TheprovisionsofthissectionshallexpireonAugust28,2024.]
491.065.1.Asusedinthissection,unlessthecontextotherwiserequires,the
2followingtermsmean:
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 31 3 (1)"Benefit",anypleabargain,bailconsideration,reductionormodificationof
4sentence,oranyotherleniency,immunity,financialpayment,reward,oramelioration
5ofcurrentorfutureconditionsofincarcerationthathasbeenrequestedorthathasbeen
6ormay,atafuturedate,beofferedorprovidedinconnectionwithorinexchangeforthe
7testimonyofaninformantwhowasendorsedbythestate;
8 (2)"Informant",awitnesswhoprovidestestimonythatoffersallegedlyself-
9incriminatingstatementsoractivitiesofanotherpersonwhoisunderinvestigationor
10beingchargedwithanoffense,andthewitness:
11 (a)Isorwasincarceratedwiththesuspectordefendant;
12 (b)Isbeingdetainedbyorinthecustodyoflawenforcement;or
13 (c)Providestestimonyinexchangeforanybenefit.
14
15Theterm"informant"shallnotrefertoorincludeacodefendantorvictiminvolvedin
16thecase.
17 2.BeginningJanuary1,2026,andthereafter,eachprosecutingorcircuit
18attorneyshallsendtheinformationdescribedundersubdivision(4)ofsubsection2of
19section56.750totheMissouriofficeofprosecutionservicestobeincludedinthe
20summaryreportasdefinedinsubsection2ofsection56.750.
21 3.Ifaprosecutingorcircuitattorneyendorsesawitnesstotestifyasan
22informant,thefollowingmaterialandinformationshallbedisclosedtoallattorneysof
23recordwithinfourteendaysoftheendorsementbytheprosecutingorcircuitattorney:
24 (1)Thecompletecriminalhistoryoftheinformant,includinganychargesthat
25arependingorwerereduced,amended,ordismissedaspartofapleabargain;
26 (2)Theinformantcooperationagreementandacopyofanydeal,promise,
27inducement,orbenefitthathasbeenrequestedorthathasbeenormay,atafuturedate,
28beofferedorprovidedtotheinformantinconnectionwithtestimonyagainstthe
29defendant'sinterest;
30 (3)Thesubstance,time,andplaceofanystatementallegedlygivenbythe
31defendanttotheinformant,andthesubstance,time,andplaceofanystatementgiven
32bytheinformanttoalawenforcementagencyimplicatingthedefendantintheoffense
33charged;
34 (4)Whethertheinformantrecantedthattestimonyorstatementand,ifso,the
35timeandplaceoftherecantation,thenatureoftherecantation,andthenamesofthe
36personswhowerepresentattherecantation;and
37 (5)Informationconcerningothercriminalcasesinanycountyinwhichthe
38informantwasendorsedbythestatetotestifyagainstadefendant,includingthe
39following:
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 32 40 (a)Thecasenameandnumber;
41 (b)Thesubstanceofthetestimony;
42 (c)Anycooperationagreement,deal,promise,inducement,orbenefitthatwas
43requested,offered,orprovidedtotheinformantinconnectionwiththeinformant's
44testimony;and
45 (d)Anyotherinformationthatisrequestedtobedisclosedunderthe
46ConstitutionoftheUnitedStates,theConstitutionofMissouri,andtheMissouri
47supremecourtrulesofcriminalprocedure.
513.605.Asusedinsections513.600to513.645,unlessthecontextclearlyindicates
2otherwise,thefollowingtermsmean:
3 (1)(a)"Beneficialinterest":
4 a.Theinterestofapersonasabeneficiaryunderanyothertrustarrangementpursuant
5towhichatrusteeholdslegalorrecordtitletorealpropertyforthebenefitofsuchperson;or
6 b.Theinterestofapersonunderanyotherformofexpressfiduciaryarrangement
7pursuanttowhichanyotherpersonholdslegalorrecordtitletorealpropertyforthebenefit
8ofsuchperson;
9 (b)"Beneficialinterest"doesnotincludetheinterestofastockholderinacorporation
10ortheinterestofapartnerineitherageneralpartnershiporlimitedpartnership.Abeneficial
11interestshallbedeemedtobelocatedwheretherealpropertyownedbythetrusteeislocated;
12 (2)"Civilproceeding",anycivilsuitcommencedbyaninvestigativeagencyunder
13anyprovisionofsections513.600to513.645;
14 (3)"Criminalactivity"isthecommission,attemptedcommission,conspiracyto
15commit,orthesolicitation,coercionorintimidationofanotherpersontocommitanycrime
16whichischargeablebyindictmentorinformationunderthefollowingMissourilaws:
17 (a)Chapter195,relatingtodrugregulations;
18 (b)Chapter301,relatingtoregistrationandlicensingofmotorvehicles;
19 (c)Chapter304,butrelatingonlytofelonyviolationsofthischapterinvolving
20theuseofamotorvehicle;
21 (d)Chapter311,butrelatingonlytofelonyviolationsofthischaptercommitted
22bypersonsnotdulylicensedbythesupervisorofliquorcontrol;
23 (e)Chapter409,relatingtoregulationofsecurities;
24 (f)Chapter491,relatingtowitnesses;
25 (g)Chapter565,relatingtooffensesagainsttheperson;
26 [(c)](h)Chapter566,relatingtosexualoffenses;
27 [(d)](i)Chapter567,relatingtoprostitution;
28 (j)Chapter568,relatingtooffensesagainstthefamily;
29 [(e)](k)Chapter569,relatingtorobbery,arson,burglaryandrelatedoffenses;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 33 30 [(f)](l)Chapter570,relatingtostealingandrelatedoffenses;
31 [(g)Chapter567,relatingtoprostitution;
32 (h)](m)Chapter571,relatingtoweaponsoffenses;
33 (n)Chapter572,relatingtogambling;
34 (o)Chapter573,relatingtopornographyandrelatedoffenses;
35 [(i)](p)Chapter574,relatingtooffensesagainstpublicorder;
36 [(j)](q)Chapter575,relatingtooffensesagainsttheadministrationofjustice;
37 [(k)Chapter491,relatingtowitnesses;
38 (l)Chapter572,relatingtogambling;
39 (m)Chapter311,butrelatingonlytofelonyviolationsofthischaptercommittedby
40personsnotdulylicensedbythesupervisorofliquorcontrol;
41 (n)Chapter571,relatingtoweaponsoffenses;
42 (o)Chapter409,relatingtoregulationofsecurities;
43 (p)Chapter301,relatingtoregistrationandlicensingofmotorvehicles]
44 (r)Chapter578,butonlyrelatingtooffensesbyacriminalstreetgang;
45 (4)"Criminalproceeding",anycriminalprosecutioncommencedbyaninvestigative
46agencyunderanycriminallawofthisstate;
47 (5)"Investigativeagency",theattorneygeneral'soffice,ortheofficeofany
48prosecutingattorneyorcircuitattorney;
49 (6)"Pecuniaryvalue":
50 (a)Anythingofvalueintheformofmoney,anegotiableinstrument,acommercial
51interest,oranythingelsetheprimarysignificanceofwhichiseconomicadvantage;or
52 (b)Anyotherpropertyorservicethathasavalueinexcessofonehundreddollars;
53 (7)"Realproperty",anyestateorlegalorequitableinterestinlandsituatedinthis
54stateoranyinterestinsuchrealproperty,including,butnotlimitedto,anyleaseordeedof
55trustuponsuchrealproperty;
56 (8)"Seizingagency",theagencywhichistheprimaryemployeroftheofficeror
57agentseizingtheproperty,includinganyagencyinwhichoneormoreoftheemployees
58actingonbehalfoftheseizingagencyisemployedbythestateofMissourioranypolitical
59subdivisionofthisstate;
60 (9)"Seizure",thepointatwhichanylawenforcementofficeroragentdiscoversand
61exercisesanycontroloverpropertythatanofficeroragenthasreasontobelievewasusedor
62intendedforuseinthecourseof,derivedfrom,orrealizedthroughcriminalactivity.Seizure
63includesbutisnotlimitedtopreventinganyonefoundinpossessionofthepropertyfrom
64leavingthesceneoftheinvestigationwhileinpossessionoftheproperty;
65 (10)(a)"Trustee":
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 34 66 a.Anypersonwhoholdslegalorrecordtitletorealpropertyforwhichanyother
67personhasabeneficialinterest;or
68 b.Anysuccessortrusteeortrusteestoanyoftheforegoingpersons;
69 (b)"Trustee"doesnotincludethefollowing:
70 a.Anypersonappointedoractingasapersonalrepresentativeunderchapter475or
71underchapter473;
72 b.Anypersonappointedoractingasatrusteeofanytestamentarytrustorastrustee
73ofanyindentureoftrustunderwhichanybondsareoraretobeissued.
556.061.Inthiscode,unlessthecontextrequiresadifferentdefinition,thefollowing
2termsshallmean:
3 (1)"Access",toinstruct,communicatewith,storedatain,retrieveorextractdata
4from,orotherwisemakeanyuseofanyresourcesof,acomputer,computersystem,or
5computernetwork;
6 (2)"Affirmativedefense":
7 (a)Thedefensereferredtoisnotsubmittedtothetrieroffactunlesssupportedby
8evidence;and
9 (b)Ifthedefenseissubmittedtothetrieroffactthedefendanthastheburdenof
10persuasionthatthedefenseismoreprobablytruethannot;
11 (3)"Burdenofinjectingtheissue":
12 (a)Theissuereferredtoisnotsubmittedtothetrieroffactunlesssupportedby
13evidence;and
14 (b)Iftheissueissubmittedtothetrieroffactanyreasonabledoubtontheissue
15requiresafindingforthedefendantonthatissue;
16 (4)"Commercialfilmandphotographicprintprocessor",anypersonwhodevelops
17exposedphotographicfilmintonegatives,slidesorprints,orwhomakesprintsfrom
18negativesorslides,forcompensation.Thetermcommercialfilmandphotographicprint
19processorshallincludeallemployeesofsuchpersonsbutshallnotincludeapersonwho
20developsfilmormakesprintsforapublicagency;
21 (5)"Computer",theboxthathousesthecentralprocessingunit(CPU),alongwith
22anyinternalstoragedevices,suchasinternalharddrives,andinternalcommunication
23devices,suchasinternalmodemscapableofsendingorreceivingelectronicmailorfaxcards,
24alongwithanyotherhardwarestoredorhousedinternally.Thus,computerrefersto
25hardware,softwareanddatacontainedinthemainunit.Printers,externalmodemsattached
26bycabletothemainunit,monitors,andotherexternalattachmentswillbereferredto
27collectivelyasperipheralsanddiscussedindividuallywhenappropriate.Whenthecomputer
28andallperipheralsarereferredtoasapackage,theterm"computersystem"isused.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 35 29Informationreferstoalltheinformationonacomputersystemincludingbothsoftware
30applicationsanddata;
31 (6)"Computerequipment",computers,terminals,datastoragedevices,andallother
32computerhardwareassociatedwithacomputersystemornetwork;
33 (7)"Computerhardware",allequipmentwhichcancollect,analyze,create,display,
34convert,store,concealortransmitelectronic,magnetic,opticalorsimilarcomputerimpulses
35ordata.Hardwareincludes,butisnotlimitedto,anydataprocessingdevices,suchascentral
36processingunits,memorytypewritersandself-containedlaptopornotebookcomputers;
37internalandperipheralstoragedevices,transistor-likebinarydevicesandothermemory
38storagedevices,suchasfloppydisks,removabledisks,compactdisks,digitalvideodisks,
39magnetictape,harddrive,opticaldisksanddigitalmemory;localareanetworks,suchastwo
40ormorecomputersconnectedtogethertoacentralcomputerserverviacableormodem;
41peripheralinputoroutputdevices,suchaskeyboards,printers,scanners,plotters,video
42displaymonitorsandopticalreaders;andrelatedcommunicationdevices,suchasmodems,
43cablesandconnections,recordingequipment,RAMorROMunits,acousticcouplers,
44automaticdialers,speeddialers,programmabletelephonedialingorsignalingdevicesand
45electronictone-generatingdevices;aswellasanydevices,mechanismsorpartsthatcanbe
46usedtorestrictaccesstocomputerhardware,suchasphysicalkeysandlocks;
47 (8)"Computernetwork",twoormoreinterconnectedcomputersorcomputer
48systems;
49 (9)"Computerprogram",asetofinstructions,statements,orrelateddatathatdirects
50orisintendedtodirectacomputertoperformcertainfunctions;
51 (10)"Computersoftware",digitalinformationwhichcanbeinterpretedbya
52computerandanyofitsrelatedcomponentstodirectthewaytheywork.Softwareisstoredin
53electronic,magnetic,opticalorotherdigitalform.Thetermcommonlyincludesprogramsto
54runoperatingsystemsandapplications,suchaswordprocessing,graphic,orspreadsheet
55programs,utilities,compilers,interpretersandcommunicationsprograms;
56 (11)"Computer-relateddocumentation",written,recorded,printedorelectronically
57storedmaterialwhichexplainsorillustrateshowtoconfigureorusecomputerhardware,
58softwareorotherrelateditems;
59 (12)"Computersystem",asetofrelated,connectedorunconnected,computer
60equipment,data,orsoftware;
61 (13)"Confinement":
62 (a)Apersonisinconfinementwhensuchpersonisheldinaplaceofconfinement
63pursuanttoarrestororderofacourt,andremainsinconfinementuntil:
64 a.Acourtorderstheperson'srelease;or
65 b.Thepersonisreleasedonbail,bond,orrecognizance,personalorotherwise;or
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 36 66 c.Apublicservanthavingthelegalpoweranddutytoconfinethepersonauthorizes
67hisreleasewithoutguardandwithoutconditionthathereturntoconfinement;
68 (b)Apersonisnotinconfinementif:
69 a.Thepersonisonprobationorparole,temporaryorotherwise;or
70 b.Thepersonisundersentencetoserveatermofconfinementwhichisnot
71continuous,orisservingasentenceunderawork-releaseprogram,andineithersuchcaseis
72notbeingheldinaplaceofconfinementorisnotbeingheldunderguardbyapersonhaving
73thelegalpoweranddutytotransportthepersontoorfromaplaceofconfinement;
74 (14)"Consent":consentorlackofconsentmaybeexpressedorimplied.Assent
75doesnotconstituteconsentif:
76 (a)Itisgivenbyapersonwholacksthementalcapacitytoauthorizetheconduct
77chargedtoconstitutetheoffenseandsuchmentalincapacityismanifestorknowntothe
78actor;or
79 (b)Itisgivenbyapersonwhobyreasonofyouth,mentaldiseaseordefect,
80intoxication,adrug-inducedstate,oranyotherreasonismanifestlyunableorknownbythe
81actortobeunabletomakeareasonablejudgmentastothenatureorharmfulnessofthe
82conductchargedtoconstitutetheoffense;or
83 (c)Itisinducedbyforce,duressordeception;
84 (15)"Controlledsubstance",adrug,substance,orimmediateprecursorinschedulesI
85throughVasdefinedinchapter195;
86 (16)"Criminalnegligence",failuretobeawareofasubstantialandunjustifiablerisk
87thatcircumstancesexistoraresultwillfollow,andsuchfailureconstitutesagrossdeviation
88fromthestandardofcarewhichareasonablepersonwouldexerciseinthesituation;
89 (17)"Custody",apersonisincustodywhenheorshehasbeenarrestedbuthasnot
90beendeliveredtoaplaceofconfinement;
91 (18)"Damage",whenusedinrelationtoacomputersystemornetwork,meansany
92alteration,deletion,ordestructionofanypartofthecomputersystemornetwork;
93 (19)"Dangerousfelony",thefeloniesofarsoninthefirstdegree,assaultinthefirst
94degree,attemptedrapeinthefirstdegreeifphysicalinjuryresults,attemptedforciblerapeif
95physicalinjuryresults,attemptedsodomyinthefirstdegreeifphysicalinjuryresults,
96attemptedforciblesodomyifphysicalinjuryresults,rapeinthefirstdegree,forciblerape,
97sodomyinthefirstdegree,forciblesodomy,assaultintheseconddegreeifthevictimofsuch
98assaultisaspecialvictimasdefinedinsubdivision(14)ofsection565.002,kidnappinginthe
99firstdegree,kidnapping,murderintheseconddegree,assaultofalawenforcementofficerin
100thefirstdegree,domesticassaultinthefirstdegree,elderabuseinthefirstdegree,robberyin
101thefirstdegree,armedcriminalaction,conspiracytocommitanoffensewhentheoffenseisa
102dangerousfelony,vehiclehijackingwhenpunishedasaclassAfelony,statutoryrapeinthe
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 37 103firstdegreewhenthevictimisachildlessthantwelveyearsofageatthetimeofthe
104commissionoftheactgivingrisetotheoffense,statutorysodomyinthefirstdegreewhenthe
105victimisachildlessthantwelveyearsofageatthetimeofthecommissionoftheactgiving
106risetotheoffense,childmolestationinthefirstorseconddegree,abuseofachildifthechild
107diesasaresultofinjuriessustainedfromconductchargeableundersection568.060,child
108kidnapping,parentalkidnappingcommittedbydetainingorconcealingthewhereaboutsof
109thechildfornotlessthanonehundredtwentydaysundersection565.153,bushijacking
110whenpunishedasaclassAfelony,plantingabomborexplosiveinornearabusor
111terminal,andan"intoxication-relatedtrafficoffense"or"intoxication-relatedboating
112offense"ifthepersonisfoundtobea"habitualoffender"or"habitualboatingoffender"as
113suchtermsaredefinedinsection577.001;
114 (20)"Dangerousinstrument",anyinstrument,articleorsubstance,which,underthe
115circumstancesinwhichitisused,isreadilycapableofcausingdeathorotherseriousphysical
116injury;
117 (21)"Data",arepresentationofinformation,facts,knowledge,concepts,or
118instructionspreparedinaformalizedorothermannerandintendedforuseinacomputeror
119computernetwork.Datamaybeinanyformincluding,butnotlimitedto,printouts,
120microfiche,magneticstoragemedia,punchedcardsandasmaybestoredinthememoryofa
121computer;
122 (22)"Deadlyweapon",anyfirearm,loadedorunloaded,oranyweaponfromwhicha
123shot,readilycapableofproducingdeathorseriousphysicalinjury,maybedischarged,ora
124switchbladeknife,dagger,billyclub,blackjackormetalknuckles;
125 (23)"Digitalcamera",acamerathatrecordsimagesinaformatwhichenablesthe
126imagestobedownloadedintoacomputer;
127 (24)"Disability",amental,physical,ordevelopmentalimpairmentthatsubstantially
128limitsoneormoremajorlifeactivitiesortheabilitytoprovideadequatelyforone'scareor
129protection,whethertheimpairmentiscongenitaloracquiredbyaccident,injuryordisease,
130wheresuchimpairmentisverifiedbymedicalfindings;
131 (25)"Elderlyperson",apersonsixtyyearsofageorolder;
132 (26)"Felony",anoffensesodesignatedoranoffenseforwhichpersonsfoundguilty
133thereofmaybesentencedtodeathorimprisonmentforatermofmorethanoneyear;
134 (27)"Forciblecompulsion"either:
135 (a)Physicalforcethatovercomesreasonableresistance;or
136 (b)Athreat,expressorimplied,thatplacesapersoninreasonablefearofdeath,
137seriousphysicalinjuryorkidnappingofsuchpersonoranotherperson;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 38 138 (28)"Incapacitated",atemporaryorpermanentphysicalormentalconditioninwhich
139apersonisunconscious,unabletoappraisethenatureofhisorherconduct,orunableto
140communicateunwillingnesstoanact;
141 (29)"Infraction",aviolationdefinedbythiscodeorbyanyotherstatuteofthisstate
142ifitissodesignatedorifnosentenceotherthanafine,orfineandforfeitureorothercivil
143penalty,isauthorizeduponconviction;
144 (30)"Inhabitablestructure",avehicle,vesselorstructure:
145 (a)Whereanypersonlivesorcarriesonbusinessorothercalling;or
146 (b)Wherepeopleassembleforpurposesofbusiness,government,education,religion,
147entertainment,orpublictransportation;or
148 (c)Whichisusedforovernightaccommodationofpersons.
149
150Anysuchvehicle,vessel,orstructureisinhabitableregardlessofwhetherapersonisactually
151present.Ifabuildingorstructureisdividedintoseparatelyoccupiedunits,anyunitnot
152occupiedbytheactorisaninhabitablestructureofanother;
153 (31)"Knowingly",whenusedwithrespectto:
154 (a)Conductorattendantcircumstances,meansapersonisawareofthenatureofhis
155orherconductorthatthosecircumstancesexist;or
156 (b)Aresultofconduct,meansapersonisawarethathisorherconductispractically
157certaintocausethatresult;
158 (32)"Lawenforcementofficer",anypublicservanthavingboththepoweranddutyto
159makearrestsforviolationsofthelawsofthisstate,andfederallawenforcementofficers
160authorizedtocarryfirearmsandtomakearrestsforviolationsofthelawsoftheUnited
161States;
162 (33)"Misdemeanor",anoffensesodesignatedoranoffenseforwhichpersonsfound
163guiltythereofmaybesentencedtoimprisonmentforatermofwhichthemaximumisone
164yearorless;
165 (34)"Ofanother",propertythatanyentity,includingbutnotlimitedtoanynatural
166person,corporation,limitedliabilitycompany,partnership,association,governmental
167subdivisionorinstrumentality,otherthantheactor,hasapossessoryorproprietaryinterest
168therein,exceptthatpropertyshallnotbedeemedpropertyofanotherwhohasonlyasecurity
169interesttherein,eveniflegaltitleisinthecreditorpursuanttoaconditionalsalescontractor
170othersecurityarrangement;
171 (35)"Offense",anyfelonyormisdemeanor;
172 (36)"Physicalinjury",slightimpairmentofanyfunctionofthebodyortemporary
173lossofuseofanypartofthebody;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 39 174 (37)"Placeofconfinement",anybuildingorfacilityandthegroundsthereofwherein
175acourtislegallyauthorizedtoorderthatapersonchargedwithorconvictedofacrimebe
176held;
177 (38)"Possess"or"possessed",havingactualorconstructivepossessionofanobject
178withknowledgeofitspresence.Apersonhasactualpossessionifsuchpersonhastheobject
179onhisorherpersonorwithineasyreachandconvenientcontrol.Apersonhasconstructive
180possessionifsuchpersonhasthepowerandtheintentionatagiventimetoexercisedominion
181orcontrolovertheobjecteitherdirectlyorthroughanotherpersonorpersons.Possession
182mayalsobesoleorjoint.Ifonepersonalonehaspossessionofanobject,possessionissole.
183Iftwoormorepersonssharepossessionofanobject,possessionisjoint;
184 (39)"Property",anythingofvalue,whetherrealorpersonal,tangibleorintangible,in
185possessionorinaction;
186 (40)"Publicservant",anypersonemployedinanywaybyagovernmentofthisstate
187whoiscompensatedbythegovernmentbyreasonofsuchperson'semployment,anyperson
188appointedtoapositionwithanygovernmentofthisstate,oranypersonelectedtoaposition
189withanygovernmentofthisstate.Itincludes,butisnotlimitedto,legislators,jurors,
190membersofthejudiciaryandlawenforcementofficers.Itdoesnotincludewitnesses;
191 (41)"Purposely",whenusedwithrespecttoaperson'sconductortoaresultthereof,
192meanswhenitishisorherconsciousobjecttoengageinthatconductortocausethatresult;
193 (42)"Recklessly",consciouslydisregardingasubstantialandunjustifiableriskthat
194circumstancesexistorthataresultwillfollow,andsuchdisregardconstitutesagross
195deviationfromthestandardofcarewhichareasonablepersonwouldexerciseinthesituation;
196 (43)"Seriousemotionalinjury",aninjurythatcreatesasubstantialriskoftemporary
197orpermanentmedicalorpsychologicaldamage,manifestedbyimpairmentofabehavioral,
198cognitiveorphysicalcondition.Seriousemotionalinjuryshallbeestablishedbytestimonyof
199qualifiedexpertsuponthereasonableexpectationofprobableharmtoareasonabledegreeof
200medicalorpsychologicalcertainty;
201 (44)"Seriousphysicalinjury",physicalinjurythatcreatesasubstantialriskofdeath
202orthatcausesseriousdisfigurementorprotractedlossorimpairmentofthefunctionofany
203partofthebody;
204 (45)"Services",whenusedinrelationtoacomputersystemornetwork,meansuseof
205acomputer,computersystem,orcomputernetworkandincludes,butisnotlimitedto,
206computertime,dataprocessing,andstorageorretrievalfunctions;
207 (46)"Sexualorientation",maleorfemaleheterosexuality,homosexualityor
208bisexualitybyinclination,practice,identityorexpression,orhavingaself-imageor
209identitynottraditionallyassociatedwithone'sgender;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 40 210 (47)"Vehicle",aself-propelledmechanicaldevicedesignedtocarryapersonor
211persons,excludingvesselsoraircraft;
212 (48)"Vessel",anyboatorcraftpropelledbyamotororbymachinery,whetherornot
213suchmotorormachineryisaprincipalsourceofpropulsionusedorcapableofbeingusedas
214ameansoftransportationonwater,oranyboatorcraftmorethantwelvefeetinlengthwhich
215ispoweredbysailaloneorbyacombinationofsailandmachinery,andusedorcapableof
216beingusedasameansoftransportationonwater,butnotanyboatorcrafthaving,astheonly
217meansofpropulsion,apaddleoroars;
218 (49)"Voluntaryact":
219 (a)Abodilymovementperformedwhileconsciousasaresultofeffortor
220determination.Possessionisavoluntaryactifthepossessorknowinglyprocuresorreceives
221thethingpossessed,orhavingacquiredcontrolofitwasawareofhisorhercontrolfora
222sufficienttimetohaveenabledhimorhertodisposeofitorterminatehisorhercontrol;or
223 (b)Anomissiontoperformanactofwhichtheactorisphysicallycapable.Aperson
224isnotguiltyofanoffensebasedsolelyuponanomissiontoperformanactunlessthelaw
225definingtheoffenseexpresslysoprovides,oradutytoperformtheomittedactisotherwise
226imposedbylaw;
227 (50)"Vulnerableperson",anypersoninthecustody,care,orcontrolofthe
228departmentofmentalhealthwhoisreceivingservicesfromanoperated,funded,licensed,or
229certifiedprogram.
566.210.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofsexualtraffickingofachildinthefirst
2degreeifheorsheknowingly:
3 (1)Recruits,entices,harbors,transports,provides,orobtainsbyanymeans,including
4butnotlimitedtothroughtheuseofforce,abduction,coercion,fraud,deception,blackmail,
5orcausingorthreateningtocausefinancialharm,apersonundertheageof[twelve] fourteen
6toparticipateinacommercialsexact,asexualperformance,ortheproductionofexplicit
7sexualmaterialasdefinedinsection573.010,orbenefits,financiallyorbyreceivinganything
8ofvalue,fromparticipationinsuchactivities;
9 (2)Causesapersonundertheageof[twelve] fourteentoengageinacommercialsex
10act,asexualperformance,ortheproductionofexplicitsexualmaterialasdefinedinsection
11573.010;or
12 (3)Advertisestheavailabilityofapersonundertheageof[twelve] fourteento
13participateinacommercialsexact,asexualperformance,ortheproductionofexplicitsexual
14materialasdefinedinsection573.010.
15 2.Itshallnotbeadefensethatthedefendantbelievedthatthepersonwas[twelve]
16fourteenyearsofageorolder.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 41 17 3.Theoffenseofsexualtraffickingofachildinthefirstdegreeisafelonyforwhich
18theauthorizedtermofimprisonmentislifeimprisonmentwithouteligibilityforprobationor
19paroleuntiltheoffenderhasservednotlessthan[twenty-five] thirtyyearsofsuchsentence.
20Subsection4ofsection558.019shallnotapplytothesentenceofapersonwhohasbeen
21foundguiltyofsexualtraffickingofachildlessthan[twelve] fourteenyearsofage,and"life
22imprisonment"shallmeanimprisonmentforthedurationofaperson'snaturallifeforthe
23purposesofthissection.
566.211.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofsexualtraffickingofachildinthe
2seconddegreeifheorsheknowingly:
3 (1)Recruits,entices,harbors,transports,provides,orobtainsbyanymeans,including
4butnotlimitedtothroughtheuseofforce,abduction,coercion,fraud,deception,blackmail,
5orcausingorthreateningtocausefinancialharm,apersonundertheageofeighteento
6participateinacommercialsexact,asexualperformance,ortheproductionofexplicitsexual
7materialasdefinedinsection573.010,orbenefits,financiallyorbyreceivinganythingof
8value,fromparticipationinsuchactivities;
9 (2)Causesapersonundertheageofeighteentoengageinacommercialsexact,a
10sexualperformance,ortheproductionofexplicitsexualmaterialasdefinedinsection
11573.010;or
12 (3)Advertisestheavailabilityofapersonundertheageofeighteentoparticipateina
13commercialsexact,asexualperformance,ortheproductionofexplicitsexualmaterialas
14definedinsection573.010.
15 2.Itshallnotbeadefensethatthedefendantbelievedthatthepersonwaseighteen
16yearsofageorolder.
17 3.Theoffenseofsexualtraffickingofachildintheseconddegreeisafelony
18punishablebyimprisonmentforatermofyearsnotlessthan[ten]twentyyearsorlifeanda
19finenottoexceedtwohundredfiftythousanddollarsifthechildisundertheageofeighteen.
20Ifaviolationofthissectionwaseffectedbyforce,abduction,orcoercion,thecrimeofsexual
21traffickingofachildshallbeafelonyforwhichtheauthorizedtermofimprisonmentislife
22imprisonmentwithouteligibilityforprobationorparoleuntilthedefendanthasservednot
23lessthantwenty-fiveyearsofsuchsentence.
568.045.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofendangeringthewelfareofachildinthe
2firstdegreeifheorshe:
3 (1)Knowinglyactsinamannerthatcreatesasubstantialrisktothelife,body,or
4healthofachildlessthanseventeenyearsofage;[or]
5 (2)Knowinglyengagesinsexualconductwithapersonundertheageofseventeen
6yearsoverwhomthepersonisaparent,guardian,orotherwisechargedwiththecareand
7custody;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 42 8 (3)Knowinglyencourages,aidsorcausesachildlessthanseventeenyearsofageto
9engageinanyconductwhichviolatestheprovisionsofchapter571or579;or
10 (4)Inthepresenceofachildlessthanseventeenyearsofageorinaresidencewhere
11achildlessthanseventeenyearsofageresides,unlawfullymanufacturesorattemptsto
12manufacturecompounds,possesses,produces,prepares,sells,transports,testsoranalyzes
13anyofthefollowing:fentanyl,carfentanil,amphetamine, ormethamphetamine, orany[of
14itsanalogues] analoguethereof.
15 2.TheoffenseofendangeringthewelfareofachildinthefirstdegreeisaclassD
16felonyunlesstheoffense:
17 (1)Iscommittedaspartofanactorseriesofactsperformedbytwoormorepersons
18aspartofanestablishedorprescribedpatternofactivity,orwherephysicalinjurytothechild
19results,ortheoffenseisasecondorsubsequentoffenseunderthissection,inwhichcasethe
20offenseisaclassCfelony;
21 (2)Involvesfentanylorcarfentanil,oranyanaloguethereof,inwhichcase:
22 (a)TheoffenseisaclassBfelony;and
23 (b)Apersonsentencedunderthissubdivisionshallnotbeeligibleforconditional
24releaseorparoleuntilheorshehasservedatleastfiveyearsofimprisonment;
25 (3)Resultsinseriousphysicalinjurytothechild,inwhichcasetheoffenseisaclass
26Bfelony;or
27 [(3)](4)Resultsinthedeathofachild,inwhichcasetheoffenseisaclassAfelony.
570.030.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofstealingifheorshe:
2 (1)Appropriatespropertyorservicesofanotherwiththepurposetodeprivehimor
3herthereof,eitherwithouthisorherconsentorbymeansofdeceitorcoercion;
4 (2)Attemptstoappropriateanhydrousammoniaorliquidnitrogenofanotherwiththe
5purposetodeprivehimorherthereof,eitherwithouthisorherconsentorbymeansofdeceit
6orcoercion;or
7 (3)Forthepurposeofdeprivingtheownerofalawfulinteresttherein,receives,
8retainsordisposesofpropertyofanotherknowingthatithasbeenstolen,orbelievingthatit
9hasbeenstolen.
10 2.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassAfelonyifthepropertyappropriatedconsistsof
11anyofthefollowingcontaininganyamountofanhydrousammonia:atanktruck,tanktrailer,
12railtankcar,bulkstoragetank,fieldnurse,fieldtankorfieldapplicator.
13 3.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassBfelonyif:
14 (1)Thepropertyappropriatedorattemptedtobeappropriatedconsistsofanyamount
15ofanhydrousammoniaorliquidnitrogen;
16 (2)Thepropertyconsistsofanyanimalconsideredlivestockasthetermlivestockis
17definedinsection144.010,oranycaptivewildlifeheldunderpermitissuedbythe
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 43 18conservationcommission,andthevalueoftheanimaloranimalsappropriatedexceedsthree
19thousanddollarsandthatpersonhaspreviouslybeenfoundguiltyofappropriatinganyanimal
20consideredlivestockorcaptivewildlifeheldunderpermitissuedbytheconservation
21commission.Notwithstandinganyprovisionoflawtothecontrary,suchpersonshallservea
22minimumprisontermofnotlessthaneightypercentofhisorhersentencebeforeheorsheis
23eligibleforprobation,parole,conditionalrelease,orotherearlyreleasebythedepartmentof
24corrections;
25 (3)Apersonappropriatespropertyconsistingofamotorvehicle,watercraft,or
26aircraft,andthatpersonhaspreviouslybeenfoundguiltyoftwostealing-relatedoffenses
27committedontwoseparateoccasionswheresuchoffensesoccurredwithintenyearsofthe
28dateofoccurrenceofthepresentoffense;
29 (4)Thepropertyappropriatedorattemptedtobeappropriatedconsistsofanyanimal
30consideredlivestockasthetermisdefinedinsection144.010ifthevalueofthelivestock
31exceedstenthousanddollars;[or]
32 (5)Thepropertyappropriatedorattemptedtobeappropriatedisownedbyorinthe
33custodyofafinancialinstitutionandthepropertyistakenorattemptedtobetakenphysically
34fromanindividualpersontodeprivetheownerorcustodianoftheproperty; or
35 (6)Thepersonappropriatesproperty,theperson'scourseofconductispartof
36anorganizedretailtheft,andthevalueofthepropertytaken,combinedwithany
37propertydamageinflictedinsuchtheft,istenthousanddollarsormore.
38 4.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassCfelonyif:
39 (1)Thevalueofthepropertyorservicesappropriatedistwenty-fivethousanddollars
40ormore[or];
41 (2)Thepropertyisatellermachineorthecontentsofatellermachine,including
42cash,regardlessofthevalueoramount; or
43 (3)Thepersonappropriatesproperty,theperson'scourseofconductispartof
44anorganizedretailtheft,andthevalueofthepropertytaken,combinedwithany
45propertydamageinflictedinsuchtheft,issevenhundredfiftydollarsormorebutless
46thantenthousanddollars.
47 5.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassDfelonyif:
48 (1)Thevalueofthepropertyorservicesappropriatedissevenhundredfiftydollarsor
49more;
50 (2)Theoffenderphysicallytakesthepropertyappropriatedfromthepersonofthe
51victim;or
52 (3)Thepropertyappropriatedconsistsof:
53 (a)Anymotorvehicle,watercraftoraircraft;
54 (b)Anywillorunrecordeddeedaffectingrealproperty;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 44 55 (c)Anycreditdevice,debitdeviceorletterofcredit;
56 (d)Anyfirearms;
57 (e)Anyexplosiveweaponasdefinedinsection571.010;
58 (f)AnyUnitedStatesnationalflagdesigned,intendedandusedfordisplayon
59buildingsorstationaryflagstaffsintheopen;
60 (g)Anyoriginalcopyofanact,billorresolution,introducedoracteduponbythe
61legislatureofthestateofMissouri;
62 (h)Anypleading,notice,judgmentoranyotherrecordorentryofanycourtofthis
63state,anyotherstateoroftheUnitedStates;
64 (i)Anybookofregistrationorlistofvotersrequiredbychapter115;
65 (j)Anyanimalconsideredlivestockasthattermisdefinedinsection144.010;
66 (k)Anylivefishraisedforcommercialsalewithavalueofseventy-fivedollarsor
67more;
68 (l)Anycaptivewildlifeheldunderpermitissuedbytheconservationcommission;
69 (m)Anycontrolledsubstanceasdefinedbysection195.010;
70 (n)Ammoniumnitrate;
71 (o)Anywire,electricaltransformer,ormetallicwireassociatedwithtransmitting
72telecommunications,video,internet,orvoiceoverinternetprotocolservice,oranyother
73deviceorpipethatisassociatedwithconductingelectricityortransportingnaturalgasor
74othercombustiblefuels;or
75 (p)Anymaterialappropriatedwiththeintenttousesuchmaterialtomanufacture,
76compound,produce,prepare,testoranalyzeamphetamineormethamphetamineoranyof
77theiranalogues.
78 6.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassEfelonyif:
79 (1)Thepropertyappropriatedisananimal;
80 (2)Thepropertyisacatalyticconverter;
81 (3)Apersonhaspreviouslybeenfoundguiltyofthreestealing-relatedoffenses
82committedonthreeseparateoccasionswheresuchoffensesoccurredwithintenyearsofthe
83dateofoccurrenceofthepresentoffense;or
84 (4)Thepropertyappropriatedisaletter,postalcard,package,bag,orothersealed
85articlethatwasdeliveredbyacommoncarrierordeliveryserviceandnotyetreceivedbythe
86addresseeorthathadbeenlefttobecollectedforshipmentbyacommoncarrierordelivery
87service.
88 7.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassDmisdemeanorifthepropertyisnotofatype
89listedinsubsection2,3,5,or6ofthissection,thepropertyappropriatedhasavalueofless
90thanonehundredfiftydollars,andthepersonhasnopreviousfindingsofguiltforastealing-
91relatedoffense.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 45 92 8.TheoffenseofstealingisaclassAmisdemeanorifnootherpenaltyisspecifiedin
93thissection.
94 9.Ifaviolationofthissectionissubjecttoenhancedpunishmentbasedonprior
95findingsofguilt,suchfindingsofguiltshallbepleadedandproveninthesamemanneras
96requiredbysection558.021.
97 10.Theappropriationofanypropertyorservicesofatypelistedinsubsection2,3,5,
98or6ofthissectionorofavalueofsevenhundredfiftydollarsormoremaybeconsidereda
99separatefelonyandmaybechargedinseparatecounts.
100 11.Thevalueofpropertyorservicesappropriatedpursuanttooneschemeorcourse
101ofconduct,whetherfromthesameorseveralownersandwhetheratthesameordifferent
102times,constitutesasinglecriminalepisodeandmaybeaggregatedindeterminingthegrade
103oftheoffense,exceptassetforthinsubsection10ofthissection.
104 12.Asusedinthissection,theterm"organizedretailtheft"means:
105 (1)Anyactofstealingcommittedbyoneormorepersons,aspartofany
106agreementtostealpropertyfromanybusiness,andseparateactsofstealingthatare
107partofanyongoingagreementtostealmaybeaggregatedforthepurposeof
108determiningvalueregardlessofwhethersuchactsarecommittedinthesame
109jurisdictionoratthesametime;
110 (2)Anyactofreceivingorpossessinganypropertythathasbeentakenorstolen
111inviolationofsubdivision(1)ofthissubsectionwhileknowingorhavingreasonable
112groundstobelievethepropertyisstolenfromanybusinessinviolationofthissection,
113andseparateactsofreceivingorpossessingsuchstolenpropertythatarepartofany
114ongoingagreementtoreceiveorpossesssuchstolenpropertymaybeaggregatedforthe
115purposeofdeterminingvalueregardlessofwhethersuchactsarecommittedinthesame
116jurisdictionoratthesametime;or
117 (3)Anyactoforganizing,supervising,financing,leading,ormanagingbetween
118oneormorepersonstoengageforprofitinaschemeorcourseofconducttoeffectuate
119orintendtoeffectuatethetransferorsaleofpropertystolenfromanybusinessin
120violationofthissection,andseparateactsoforganizing,supervising,financing,leading,
121ormanagingbetweenoneormorepersonstoengageforprofitinaschemeorcourseof
122conducttoeffectuateorintendtoeffectuatethetransferorsaleofsuchstolenproperty
123thatarepartofanyongoingagreementtoorganize,supervise,finance,lead,ormanage
124betweenoneormorepersonstoengageforprofitinaschemeorcourseofconductto
125effectuateorintendtoeffectuatethetransferorsaleofsuchstolenpropertymaybe
126aggregatedforthepurposeofdeterminingthevalueregardlessofwhethersuchactsare
127committedinthesamejurisdictionoratthesametime.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 46 128 13.Ifanyprosecutingattorneyorcircuitattorneymakesarequestinwritingto
129theattorneygeneral,theattorneygeneralshallhavetheauthoritytocommenceand
130prosecutetheoffenseofstealingifsuchoffenseinvolvesorganizedretailtheft,andany
131otheroffensesthatdirectlyarisefromorcausallyoccurasaresultofanallegedviolation
132oftheoffenseofstealinginvolvingorganizedretailtheft,ineachoranycountyoracity
133notwithinacountyinwhichtheoffenseoccurredwiththesamepowerandauthority
134grantedtoprosecutingattorneysinsection56.060andcircuitattorneysinsection
13556.450,exceptthatallcostsandfeesofsuchprosecutionbytheattorneygeneralshallbe
136paidbythestateandnotbyanycountyorlocalgovernment.
137 14.Noprovisionofthissectionshallgrantanyadditionalpowertotheattorney
138generalbeyondcommencementandprosecutionofoffensesasauthorizedinthissection.
575.133.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseoffilinganonconsensualcommonlawlien
2ifheorshefilesadocumentthatpurportstoassertalienagainsttheassets,realorpersonal,
3ofanypersonandthat,regardlessofanyself-description:
4 (1)Isnotexpresslyprovidedforbyaspecificstateorfederalstatute;
5 (2)Doesnotdependupontheconsentoftheownerofthepropertyaffectedorthe
6existenceofacontractforitsexistence;and
7 (3)Isnotanequitableorconstructivelienimposedbyastateorfederalcourtof
8competentjurisdiction.
9 2.Thissectionshallnotapplytoafilingofficerasdefinedinsection428.105thatis
10actinginthescopeofhisorheremployment.
11 3.TheoffenseoffilinganonconsensualcommonlawlienisaclassBmisdemeanor,
12unlessitisasecondoffense,inwhichcaseitisaclassAmisdemeanor.Anythirdor
13subsequentoffenseoffilinganonconsensualcommonlawlienisaclassEfelony.Any
14personconvictedofathirdorsubsequentoffenseoffilinganonconsensualcommonlaw
15lienshallbeconsideredapersistentoffender,assuchtermisdefinedinsection558.016.
575.150.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofresistingorinterferingwitharrest,
2detention,orstopifheorsheknowsorreasonablyshouldknowthatalawenforcement
3officerismakinganarrestorattemptingtolawfullydetainorstopanindividualorvehicle,
4andforthepurposeofpreventingtheofficerfromeffectingthearrest,stopordetention,heor
5she:
6 (1)Resiststhearrest,stopordetentionofsuchpersonbyusingorthreateningtheuse
7ofviolenceorphysicalforceorbyfleeingfromsuchofficer;or
8 (2)Interfereswiththearrest,stopordetentionofanotherpersonbyusingor
9threateningtheuseofviolence,physicalforceorphysicalinterference.
10 2.Thissectionappliesto:
11 (1)Arrests,stops,ordetentions,withorwithoutwarrants;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 47 12 (2)Arrests,stops,ordetentions,foranyoffense,infraction,orordinanceviolation;
13and
14 (3)Arrestsforwarrantsissuedbyacourtoraprobationandparoleofficer.
15 3.Apersonispresumedtobefleeingavehiclestopifheorshecontinuestooperatea
16motorvehicleafterheorshehasseenorshouldhaveseenclearlyvisibleemergencylightsor
17hasheardorshouldhaveheardanaudiblesignalemanatingfromthelawenforcementvehicle
18pursuinghimorher.
19 4.Itisnodefensetoaprosecutionpursuanttosubsection1ofthissectionthatthelaw
20enforcementofficerwasactingunlawfullyinmakingthearrest.However,nothinginthis
21sectionshallbeconstruedtobarcivilsuitsforunlawfularrest.
22 5.TheoffenseofresistingorinterferingwithanarrestisaclassEfelonyforanarrest
23fora:
24 (1)Felony;
25 (2)Warrantissuedforfailuretoappearonafelonycase;or
26 (3)Warrantissuedforaprobationviolationonafelonycase.
27
28Theoffenseofresistinganarrest,detentionorstopinviolationofsubdivision(1)or(2)of
29subsection1ofthissectionisaclassAmisdemeanor,unlessthepersonfleeingcreatesa
30substantialriskofseriousphysicalinjuryordeathtoanyperson,inwhichcaseitisaclassE
31felony.
32 6.Inthecaseofaconvictionorapleaofguiltyunderthissectionthatissubject
33topunishmentasaclassEfelony,anyvehicleusedinviolationofthissectionmaybe
34impoundedandforfeitedpursuanttosection82.1000andsections513.600to513.645.
576.030.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofobstructinggovernmentoperationsifhe
2orshepurposelyobstructs,impairs,hindersorpervertstheperformanceofagovernmental
3functionbytheuseorthreatofviolence,force,orotherphysicalinterferenceorobstacle.
4 2.TheoffenseofobstructinggovernmentoperationsisaclassBmisdemeanor.The
5offenseofobstructinggovernmentoperationsisaclassAmisdemeanoriftheperson
6usesviolenceorforce.
577.150.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseoftamperingwithawatersupplyifheor
2shepurposely:
3 (1)Poisons,defiles, orinanywaycorruptsthewaterofawell,spring,brook, or
4reservoirusedfordomesticormunicipalpurposes;or
5 (2)Diverts,damsup,andholdsbackfromitsnaturalcourseandflowanyspring,
6brook, orotherwatersupplyfordomesticormunicipalpurposes,aftersaidwatersupplyshall
7haveoncebeentakenforusebyanypersonorpersons,corporation,town, orcityfortheir
8use.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 48 9 2.TheoffenseoftamperingwithawatersupplyisaclassEfelonywhentheoffense
10isaviolationofsubdivision(1)ofsubsection1ofthissectionandisaclassA
11misdemeanorwhentheoffenseisaviolationofsubdivision(2)ofsubsection1ofthis
12section.
590.040.1.ThePOSTcommissionshallsettheminimumnumberofhoursofbasic
2trainingforlicensureasapeaceofficernolowerthansixhundred,withthefollowing
3exceptions:
4 (1)Uptoonethousandhoursmaybemandatedforanyclassoflicenserequiredfor
5commissionbyastatelawenforcementagency;
6 (2)Asfewasonehundredtwentyhoursmaybemandatedforanyclassoflicense
7restrictedtocommissionasareservepeaceofficerwithpolicepowerslimitedtothe
8commissioningpoliticalsubdivision;
9 (3)PersonsvalidlylicensedonAugust28,2001,mayretainlicensurewithout
10additionalbasictraining;
11 (4)Personslicensedandcommissionedwithinacountyofthethirdclassification
12beforeJuly1,2002,mayretainlicensurewithonehundredtwentyhoursofbasictrainingif
13thecommissioningpoliticalsubdivisionhasadoptedanorderorordinancetothateffect;
14 (5)PersonsservingasareserveofficeronAugust27,2001,withinacountyofthe
15firstclassificationoracountywithacharterformofgovernmentandwithmorethanone
16millioninhabitantsonAugust27,2001,havingpreviouslycompletedaminimumofone
17hundredsixtyhoursoftraining,shallbegrantedalicensenecessarytofunctionasareserve
18peaceofficeronlywithinsuchcounty.Forthepurposesofthissubdivision,theterm"reserve
19officer"shallmeananypersonwhoservesinalessthanfull-timelawenforcementcapacity,
20withorwithoutpayandwho,withoutcertification,hasnopowerofarrestandwho,without
21certification,mustbeunderthedirectandimmediateaccompanimentofacertifiedpeace
22officerofthesameagencyatalltimeswhileonduty;and
23 (6)ThePOSTcommissionshallprovidefortherecognitionofbasictrainingreceived
24atlawenforcementtrainingcentersofotherstates,themilitary,thefederalgovernmentand
25territoriesoftheUnitedStatesregardlessofthenumberofhoursincludedinsuchtrainingand
26shallhaveauthoritytorequiresupplementaltrainingasaconditionofeligibilityforlicensure.
27 2.Thedirectorshallhavetheauthoritytolimitanyexceptionprovidedinsubsection
281ofthissectiontopersonsremaininginthesamecommissionortransferringtoacommission
29inasimilarjurisdiction.
30 3.Thebasictrainingofeverypeaceofficer,exceptagentsoftheconservation
31commission,shallincludeatleastthirtyhoursoftrainingintheinvestigationand
32managementofcasesinvolvingdomesticandfamilyviolence.Suchtrainingshallinclude
33instruction,specifictodomesticandfamilyviolencecases,regarding:reportwriting;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 49 34physicalabuse,sexualabuse,childfatalitiesandchildneglect;interviewingchildrenand
35allegedperpetrators;thenature,extentandcausesofdomesticandfamilyviolence;thesafety
36ofvictims,otherfamilyandhouseholdmembersandinvestigatingofficers;legalrightsand
37remediesavailabletovictims,includingrightstocompensationandtheenforcementofcivil
38andcriminalremedies;servicesavailabletovictimsandtheirchildren;theeffectsofcultural,
39racialandgenderbiasinlawenforcement;andstatestatutes.Saidcurriculumshallbe
40developedandpresentedinconsultationwiththedepartmentofhealthandseniorservices,the
41children'sdivision,publicandprivateprovidersofprogramsforvictimsofdomesticand
42familyviolence,personswhohavedemonstratedexpertiseintrainingandeducation
43concerningdomesticandfamilyviolence,andtheMissouricoalitionagainstdomestic
44violence.
45 4.ThebasictrainingofeverypeaceofficerfirstlicensedonorafterAugust28,
462027,shallincludeatleastsixhoursoftrainingconcerningtheprohibitionagainstracial
47profilingandsuchtrainingshallpromoteunderstandingandrespectforracialand
48culturaldifferencesandtheuseofeffective,noncombativemethodsforcarryingoutlaw
49enforcementdutiesinaraciallyandculturallydiverseenvironment.Suchtrainingshall
50includetwohoursofracialprofilingtraining,twohoursofimplicitbiastraining,and
51twohoursofde-escalationtraining.
590.208.1.Thereisherebyestablishedthe"CommitteeonSchoolSafety"
2withinthedepartmentofpublicsafety.
3 2.Thecommitteeshallconsistofthefollowingmembers:
4 (1)Uptothreerepresentativesofthedepartmentofpublicsafety;
5 (2)ArepresentativeoftheMissouriSheriff'sAssociation;
6 (3)ArepresentativeoftheMissouriMunicipalLeague;
7 (4)Arepresentativeofthedepartmentofelementaryandsecondaryeducation;
8and
9 (5)ArepresentativeoftheMissouriSchoolBoards'Association'sCenterfor
10EducationSafety.
11 3.Onememberwhorepresentsthedepartmentofpublicsafetyshallserveas
12chairofthecommittee.
13 4.Membersofthecommitteeshallservewithoutcompensationbutmaybe
14reimbursedforactualexpensesnecessarytotheperformanceoftheirofficialdutiesfor
15thecommittee.
16 5.Thecommitteeshallmeetatleastfourtimesperyear,andatleastonceper
17calendarquarter,toevaluateandestablishguidelinesforschoolsafetyconcerns,
18includingplanstopreventschoolfirearmviolence.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 50 19 6.Exceptasprovidedinsection610.021,allmeetingsofthecommitteeshallbe
20opentothepublic.
21 7.Thecommitteeshallsubmitanannualreportinwritingtothegovernor,
22presidentprotemporeofthesenate,andspeakerofthehouseofrepresentatives.
595.209.1.Thefollowingrightsshallautomaticallybeaffordedtovictimsof
2dangerousfelonies,asdefinedinsection556.061,victimsofmurderinthefirstdegree,as
3definedinsection565.020,victimsofvoluntarymanslaughter,asdefinedinsection565.023,
4victimsofanyoffenseunderchapter566,victimsofanattempttocommitoneofthe
5precedingcrimes,asdefinedinsection562.012,andvictimsofdomesticassault,asdefinedin
6sections565.072to565.076;and,uponwrittenrequest,thefollowingrightsshallbeafforded
7tovictimsofallothercrimesandwitnessesofcrimes:
8 (1)Forvictims,therighttobepresentatallcriminaljusticeproceedingsatwhichthe
9defendanthassuchright,includingjuvenileproceedingswheretheoffensewouldhavebeena
10felonyifcommittedbyanadult,evenifthevictimiscalledtotestifyormaybecalledto
11testifyasawitnessinthecase;
12 (2)Forvictims,therighttoinformationaboutthecrime,asprovidedforin
13subdivision(5)ofthissubsection;
14 (3)Forvictimsandwitnesses,tobeinformed,inatimelymanner,bytheprosecutor's
15officeofthefilingofcharges,preliminaryhearingdates,trialdates,continuancesandthe
16finaldispositionofthecase.Finaldispositioninformationshallbeprovidedwithinfivedays;
17 (4)Forvictims,therighttoconferwithandtobeinformedbytheprosecutor
18regardingbailhearings,guiltypleas,pleasunderchapter552oritssuccessors,hearings,
19sentencingandprobationrevocationhearingsandtherighttobeheardatsuchhearings,
20includingjuvenileproceedings,unlessinthedeterminationofthecourttheinterestsofjustice
21requireotherwise;
22 (5)Forvictims,therighttobeinformedbylocallawenforcementagencies,the
23appropriatejuvenileauthoritiesorthecustodialauthorityofthefollowing:
24 (a)Thestatusofanycaseconcerningacrimeagainstthevictim,includingjuvenile
25offenses;
26 (b)Therighttobeinformedbylocallawenforcementagenciesortheappropriate
27juvenileauthoritiesoftheavailabilityofvictimcompensationassistance,assistancein
28obtainingdocumentationofthevictim'slosses,including,butnotlimitedtoandsubjectto
29existinglawconcerningprotectedinformationorclosedrecords,accesstocopiesof
30complete,unaltered,uneditedinvestigationreportsofmotorvehicle,pedestrian,andother
31similaraccidentsuponrequesttotheappropriatelawenforcementagencybythevictimorthe
32victim'srepresentative,andemergencycrisisinterventionservicesavailableinthe
33community;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 51 34 (c)Anyreleaseofsuchpersononbondorforanyotherreason;
35 (d)Withintwenty-fourhours,anyescapebysuchpersonfromamunicipaldetention
36facility,countyjail,acorrectionalfacilityoperatedbythedepartmentofcorrections,mental
37healthfacility,orthedivisionofyouthservicesoranyagencythereof,andanysubsequent
38recaptureofsuchperson;and
39 (e)Thenameofaninformantwhohasbeenendorsedundersection491.065asa
40witnessbyaprosecutingorcircuitattorneyandanybenefitthathasbeenrequestedby
41orhasbeenofferedtotheinformantandanybenefitthatmaybeprovidedatafuture
42dateinconnectionwithsuchendorsement;
43 (6)Forvictims,therighttobeinformedbyappropriatejuvenileauthoritiesof
44probationrevocationhearingsinitiatedbythejuvenileauthorityandtherighttobeheardat
45suchhearingsortoofferawrittenstatement,videooraudiotape,counselorarepresentative
46designatedbythevictiminlieuofapersonalappearance,therighttobeinformedbythe
47boardofprobationandparoleofprobationrevocationhearingsinitiatedbytheboardandof
48parolehearings,therighttobepresentateachandeveryphaseofparolehearings,therightto
49beheardatprobationrevocationandparolehearingsortoofferawrittenstatement,videoor
50audiotape,counselorarepresentativedesignatedbythevictiminlieuofapersonal
51appearance,andtherighttohave,uponwrittenrequestofthevictim,apartitionsetupinthe
52probationorparolehearingroominsuchawaythatthevictimisshieldedfromtheviewof
53theprobationerorparolee,andtherighttobeinformedbythecustodialmentalhealthfacility
54oragencythereofofanyhearingsforthereleaseofapersoncommittedpursuanttothe
55provisionsofchapter552,therighttobepresentatsuchhearings,therighttobeheardatsuch
56hearingsortoofferawrittenstatement,videooraudiotape,counselorarepresentative
57designatedbythevictiminlieuofpersonalappearance;
58 (7)Forvictimsandwitnesses,upontheirwrittenrequest,therighttobeinformedby
59theappropriatecustodialauthority,includinganymunicipaldetentionfacility,juvenile
60detentionfacility,countyjail,correctionalfacilityoperatedbythedepartmentofcorrections,
61mentalhealthfacility,divisionofyouthservicesoragencythereofiftheoffensewouldhave
62beenafelonyifcommittedbyanadult,postconvictionorcommitmentpursuanttothe
63provisionsofchapter552ofthefollowing:
64 (a)Theprojecteddateofsuchperson'sreleasefromconfinement;
65 (b)Anyreleaseofsuchpersononbond;
66 (c)Anyreleaseofsuchpersononfurlough,workrelease,trialrelease,electronic
67monitoringprogram,ortoacommunitycorrectionalfacilityorprogramorreleaseforany
68otherreason,inadvanceofsuchrelease;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 52 69 (d)Anyscheduledparoleorreleasehearings,includinghearingsundersection
70217.362,regardingsuchpersonandanychangesintheschedulingofsuchhearings.Nosuch
71hearingshallbeconductedwithoutthirtydays'advancenotice;
72 (e)Withintwenty-fourhours,anyescapebysuchpersonfromamunicipaldetention
73facility,countyjail,acorrectionalfacilityoperatedbythedepartmentofcorrections,mental
74healthfacility,orthedivisionofyouthservicesoranyagencythereof,andanysubsequent
75recaptureofsuchperson;
76 (f)Anydecisionbyaparoleboard,byajuvenilereleasingauthorityorbyacircuit
77courtpresidingoverreleasespursuanttotheprovisionsofchapter552,orbyacircuitcourt
78presidingoverreleasesundersection217.362,toreleasesuchpersonoranydecisionbythe
79governortocommutethesentenceofsuchpersonorpardonsuchperson;and
80 (g)Notificationwithinthirtydaysofthedeathofsuchperson;
81 (8)Forwitnesseswhohavebeensummonedbytheprosecutingattorneyandfor
82victims,tobenotifiedbytheprosecutingattorneyinatimelymannerwhenacourt
83proceedingwillnotgoonasscheduled;
84 (9)Forvictimsandwitnesses,therighttoreasonableprotectionfromthedefendantor
85anypersonactingonbehalfofthedefendantfromharmandthreatsofharmarisingoutof
86theircooperationwithlawenforcementandprosecutionefforts;
87 (10)Forvictimsandwitnesses,onchargedcasesorsubmittedcaseswherenocharge
88decisionhasyetbeenmade,tobeinformedbytheprosecutingattorneyofthestatusofthe
89caseandoftheavailabilityofvictimcompensationassistanceandoffinancialassistanceand
90emergencyandcrisisinterventionservicesavailablewithinthecommunityandinformation
91relativetoapplyingforsuchassistanceorservices,andofanyfinaldecisionbythe
92prosecutingattorneynottofilecharges;
93 (11)Forvictims,tobeinformedbytheprosecutingattorneyoftherighttorestitution
94whichshallbeenforceableinthesamemannerasanyothercauseofactionasotherwise
95providedbylaw;
96 (12)Forvictimsandwitnesses,tobeinformedbythecourtandtheprosecuting
97attorneyofprocedurestobefollowedinordertoapplyforandreceiveanywitnessfeeto
98whichtheyareentitled;
99 (13)Whenavictim'spropertyisnolongerneededforevidentiaryreasonsorneedsto
100beretainedpendinganappeal,theprosecutingattorneyoranylawenforcementagency
101havingpossessionofthepropertyshall,uponrequestofthevictim,returnsuchpropertytothe
102victimwithinfiveworkingdaysunlessthepropertyiscontrabandorsubjecttoforfeiture
103proceedings,orprovidewrittenexplanationofthereasonwhysuchpropertyshallnotbe
104returned;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 53 105 (14)Anemployermaynotdischargeordisciplineanywitness,victimormemberofa
106victim'simmediatefamilyforhonoringasubpoenatotestifyinacriminalproceeding,
107attendingacriminalproceeding,orforparticipatinginthepreparationofacriminal
108proceeding,orrequireanywitness,victim,ormemberofavictim'simmediatefamilytouse
109vacationtime,personaltime,orsickleaveforhonoringasubpoenatotestifyinacriminal
110proceeding,attendingacriminalproceeding,orparticipatinginthepreparationofacriminal
111proceeding.Apublicschooldistrict,publicschool,orcharterschoolshallnotdisciplinea
112childforfailuretocomplywiththedistrict'sorschool'sattendancepolicy,andtheparentor
113legalguardianshallnotbedeemedtobeinviolationoftheprovisionsofsection167.061,and
114thedistrictorschoolshallnototherwisedisciplineachild,basedonsuchchild'shonoringa
115subpoenatotestifyinacriminalproceeding,attendingacriminalproceeding,orfor
116participatinginthepreparationofacriminalproceeding;
117 (15)Forvictims,tobeprovidedwithcreditorintercessionservicesbytheprosecuting
118attorneyifthevictimisunable,asaresultofthecrime,temporarilytomeetfinancial
119obligations;
120 (16)Forvictimsandwitnesses,therighttospeedydispositionoftheircases,andfor
121victims,therighttospeedyappellatereviewoftheircases,providedthatnothinginthis
122subdivisionshallpreventthedefendantfromhavingsufficienttimetopreparesuch
123defendant'sdefense.Theattorneygeneralshallprovidevictims,upontheirwrittenrequest,
124casestatusinformationthroughouttheappellateprocessoftheircases.Theprovisionsofthis
125subdivisionshallapplyonlytoproceedingsinvolvingtheparticularcasetowhichtheperson
126isavictimorwitness;
127 (17)Forvictimsandwitnesses,tobeprovidedbythecourt,asecurewaitingarea
128duringcourtproceedingsandtoreceivenotificationofthedate,timeandlocationofany
129hearingconductedbythecourtforreconsiderationofanysentenceimposed,modificationof
130suchsentenceorrecallandreleaseofanydefendantfromincarceration;and
131 (18)Forvictims,therighttoreceiveuponrequestfromthedepartmentofcorrections
132aphotographtakenofthedefendantpriortoreleasefromincarceration.
133 2.Theprovisionsofsubsection1ofthissectionshallnotbeconstruedtoimplyany
134victimwhoisincarceratedbythedepartmentofcorrectionsoranylocallawenforcement
135agencyhasarighttobereleasedtoattendanyhearingorthatthedepartmentofcorrectionsor
136thelocallawenforcementagencyhasanydutytotransportsuchincarceratedvictimtoany
137hearing.
138 3.Thosepersonsentitledtonoticeofeventspursuanttotheprovisionsofsubsection
1391ofthissectionshallprovidetheappropriatepersonoragencywiththeircurrentaddresses,
140electronicmailaddresses,andtelephonenumbersortheaddresses,electronicmailaddresses,
141ortelephonenumbersatwhichtheywishnotificationtobegiven.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 54 142 4.Notificationbytheappropriatepersonoragencyutilizingthestatewideautomated
143crimevictimnotificationsystemasestablishedinsection650.310shallconstitutecompliance
144withthevictimnotificationrequirementofthissection.Ifnotificationutilizingthestatewide
145automatedcrimevictimnotificationsystemcannotbeused,thenwrittennotificationshallbe
146sentbycertifiedmailorelectronicmailtothemostcurrentaddressorelectronicmailaddress
147providedbythevictim.
148 5.Victims'rightsasestablishedinSection32ofArticleIoftheMissouriConstitution
149orthelawsofthisstatepertainingtotherightsofvictimsofcrimeshallbegrantedand
150enforcedregardlessofthedesiresofadefendantandnoprivilegesofconfidentialityshall
151existinfavorofthedefendanttoexcludevictimsorpreventtheirfullparticipationineachand
152everyphaseofparolehearingsorprobationrevocationhearings.Therightsofthevictims
153grantedinthissectionareabsoluteandthepolicyofthisstateisthatthevictim'srightsare
154paramounttothedefendant'srights.Thevictimhasanabsoluterighttobepresentatany
155hearinginwhichthedefendantispresentbeforeaprobationandparolehearingofficer.
595.325.1.Thereisherebycreatedthe"MissingandMurderedAfrican
2AmericanWomenandGirlsTaskForce"toconsistofthefollowingmembers:
3 (1)Thefollowingfourmembersofthegeneralassembly:
4 (a)Twomembersofthesenate,withonemembertobeappointedbythe
5presidentprotemporeofthesenateandonemembertobeappointedbytheminority
6floorleaderofthesenate;and
7 (b)Twomembersofthehouseofrepresentatives,withonemembertobe
8appointedbythespeakerofthehouseofrepresentativesandonemembertobe
9appointedbytheminorityfloorleaderofthehouseofrepresentatives;
10 (2)Thedirectorofthedepartmentofpublicsafetyorhisorherdesignee;
11 (3)Tworepresentativesappointedbythedirectorofthedepartmentofpublic
12safetyfromamongthefollowing:
13 (a)AmemberfromtheMissouriPoliceChiefsAssociation;
14 (b)AmemberfromtheMissouriSheriffsAssociation;or
15 (c)ThesuperintendentoftheMissourihighwaypatrolorhisorherdesignee;
16 (4)Oneormorerepresentativesappointedbythedirectorofpublicsafetyfrom
17amongthefollowing:
18 (a)Theattorneygeneralorhisorherdesignee;
19 (b)ThedirectoroftheMissouriofficeofprosecutionservices;
20 (c)ThepresidentoftheMissouriprosecutorsassociation;
21 (d)Ajudgeorattorneyworkinginajuvenilecourt;or
22 (e)AnattorneyworkingintheUnitedStatesAttorney'sOffice;
23 (5)Acountycoronerorarepresentativefromastatewidecoroner'sassociation;
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 55 24 (6)Threeormorerepresentativesappointedbythedirectorofpublicsafety
25fromamongthefollowing:
26 (a)AstatewideorlocalorganizationthatprovideslegalservicestoAfrican
27Americanwomenandgirls;
28 (b)Astatewideorlocalorganizationthatprovidesadvocacyorcounselingfor
29AfricanAmericanwomenandgirlswhohavebeenvictimsofviolence;
30 (c)AstatewideorlocalorganizationthatprovidesservicestoAfricanAmerican
31womenandgirls;or
32 (d)AnAfricanAmericanwomanwhoisasurvivorofgenderviolence.
33 2.Thetaskforceshallappointachairpersonwhoiselectedbyamajorityvoteof
34themembersofthetaskforce.Thetaskforceshallhaveaninitialmeetingbefore
35October1,2025.Themembersofthetaskforceshallservewithoutcompensation,but
36shallbeentitledtonecessaryandactualexpensesincurredinattendingmeetingsofthe
37taskforce.
38 3.Thetaskforceshallexamineandreportonthefollowing:
39 (1)ThesystemiccausesbehindviolencethatAfricanAmericanwomenandgirls
40experience,includingpatternsandunderlyingfactorsthatexplainwhy
41disproportionatelyhighlevelsofviolenceoccuragainstAfricanAmericanwomenand
42girls,includingunderlyinghistorical,social,economic,institutional,andculturalfactors
43thatmaycontributetotheviolence;
44 (2)Appropriatemethodsfortrackingandcollectingdataonviolenceagainst
45AfricanAmericanwomenandgirls,includingdataonmissingandmurderedAfrican
46Americanwomenandgirls;
47 (3)Policiesandinstitutionssuchaspolicing,childwelfare,coronerpractices,
48andothergovernmentalpracticesthatimpactviolenceagainstAfricanAmerican
49womenandgirlsandtheinvestigationandprosecutionofcrimesofgenderviolence
50againstAfricanAmericanwomenandgirls;
51 (4)MeasuresnecessarytoaddressandreduceviolenceagainstAfrican
52Americanwomenandgirls;and
53 (5)Measurestohelpvictims,victims'families,andvictims'communitiesprevent
54andhealfromviolencethatoccursagainstAfricanAmericanwomenandgirls.
55 4.Thedepartmentofpublicsafetyshallprovideadministrativesupporttothe
56taskforce.
57 5.OnorbeforeDecemberthirty-firstofeachyear,thetaskforceshallsubmita
58reportonitsfindingstothegovernorandthegeneralassembly.
59 6.ThetaskforceshallexpireonDecember31,2027,unlessextendeduntil
60December31,2029,asdeterminednecessarybythedepartmentofpublicsafety.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 56 650.058.1.Notwithstandingthesovereignimmunityofthestate,anyindividualwho
2wasfoundguiltyofafelonyinaMissouricourtandwaslaterdeterminedtobeactually
3innocentofsuchcrime[solelyasaresultofDNAprofilinganalysis] maybepaidrestitution.
4Theindividualmayreceiveanamountofonehundredseventy-ninedollarsperdayforeach
5dayofpostconvictionincarcerationforthecrimeforwhichtheindividualisdeterminedtobe
6actuallyinnocent.Thepetitionforthepaymentofsaidrestitutionshallbefiledwiththe
7sentencingcourt.Forthepurposesofthissection,theterm"actuallyinnocent"shallmean:
8 (1)Theindividualwasconvictedofafelonyforwhichafinalorderofreleasewas
9enteredbythecourt;
10 (2)Allappealsoftheorderofreleasehavebeenexhausted;
11 (3)Theindividualwasnotservinganytermofasentenceforanyothercrime
12concurrentlywiththesentenceforwhichheorsheisdeterminedtobeactuallyinnocent,
13unlesssuchindividualwasservinganotherconcurrentsentencebecausehisorherparolewas
14revokedbyacourtortheparoleboardinconnectionwiththecrimeforwhichthepersonhas
15beenexonerated.Regardlessofwhetheranyotherbasismayexistfortherevocationofthe
16person'sprobationorparoleatthetimeofconvictionforthecrimeforwhichthepersonis
17laterdeterminedtobeactuallyinnocent,whenthecourt'sortheparoleboard'ssolestated
18reasonfortherevocationinitsorderistheconvictionforthecrimeforwhichthepersonis
19laterdeterminedtobeactuallyinnocent,suchordershall,forpurposesofthissectiononly,be
20conclusiveevidencethat[their] thepersons'sprobationorparolewasrevokedinconnection
21withthecrimeforwhichthepersonhasbeenexonerated;and
22 (4)Testingorderedundersection547.035,ortestingbytheorderofanystateor
23federalcourt,ifsuchpersonwasexoneratedonorbeforeAugust28,2004,ortestingordered
24undersection650.055,ifsuchpersonwasorisexoneratedafterAugust28,2004,orafteran
25evidentiaryhearingandfindinginahabeascorpusproceedingoraproceedingheld
26pursuanttosection547.031whichdemonstratesaperson'sinnocenceofthecrimeforwhich
27thepersonisincustody.
28
29Anyindividualwhoreceivesrestitutionunderthissectionshallbeprohibitedfromseeking
30anycivilredressfromthestate,itsdepartmentsandagencies,oranyemployeethereof,orany
31politicalsubdivisionoritsemployees.Thissectionshallnotbeconstruedasawaiverof
32sovereignimmunityforanypurposesotherthantherestitutionprovidedforherein.The
33departmentofcorrectionsshalldeterminetheaggregateamountofrestitutionowedduringa
34fiscalyear.Ifinsufficientmoneysareappropriatedeachfiscalyeartopayrestitutiontosuch
35persons,thedepartmentshallpayeachindividualwhohasreceivedanorderawarding
36restitutionaproratashareoftheamountappropriated.Providedsufficientmoneysare
37appropriatedtothedepartment,theamountsowedtosuchindividualshallbepaidonJune
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 57 38thirtiethofeachsubsequentfiscalyear,untilsuchtimeastherestitutiontotheindividualhas
39beenpaidinfull.However,noindividualawardedrestitutionunderthissubsectionshall
40receivemorethan[thirty-six] sixty-fivethousand[fivehundred] dollarsduringeachfiscal
41year.Nointerestonunpaidrestitutionshallbeawardedtotheindividual.[Noindividualwho
42hasbeendeterminedbythecourttobeactuallyinnocentshallberesponsibleforthecostsof
43careundersection217.831] However,anindividualmayalsobeawardedother
44nonmonetaryrelief,includingcounseling,housingassistance,andpersonalfinancial
45literaryassistance.
46 2.IftheresultsoftheDNAtestingconfirmtheperson'sguilt,thenthepersonfiling
47forDNAtestingundersection547.035,shall:
48 (1)BeliableforanyreasonablecostsincurredwhenconductingtheDNAtest,
49includingbutnotlimitedtothecostofthetest.Suchcostsshallbedeterminedbythecourt
50andshallbeincludedinthefindingsoffactandconclusionsoflawmadebythecourt;and
51 (2)Besanctionedundertheprovisionsofsection217.262.
52 3.Apetitionforpaymentofrestitutionunderthissectionmay[only] befiledonlyby
53theindividualdeterminedtobeactuallyinnocentortheindividual'slegalguardian.Noclaim
54orpetitionforrestitutionunderthissectionmaybefiledbytheindividual'sheirsorassigns.
55Anindividual'srighttoreceiverestitutionunderthissectionisnotassignableorotherwise
56transferrable.Thestate'sobligationtopayrestitutionunderthissectionshallceaseuponthe
57individual'sdeath.Anybeneficiarydesignationthatpurportstobequeath,assign,or
58otherwiseconveytherighttoreceivesuchrestitutionshallbevoidandunenforceable.
59 4.Anindividualwhoisdeterminedtobeactuallyinnocentofacrimeunderthis
60chaptershallautomaticallybegrantedanorderofexpungementfromthecourtinwhichheor
61shepledguiltyorwassentencedtoexpungefromallofficialrecordsallrecordationsofhisor
62herarrest,plea,trialorconviction.Uponthecourt'sgrantingoftheorderofexpungement,
63therecordsandfilesmaintainedinanyadministrativeorcourtproceedinginanassociateor
64circuitdivisionofthecourtshallbeconfidentialand[only] availableonlytothepartiesorby
65orderofthecourtforgoodcauseshown.Theeffectofsuchordershallbetorestoresuch
66persontothestatusheorsheoccupiedpriortosucharrest,pleaorconvictionandasifsuch
67eventhadnevertakenplace.Nopersonastowhomsuchorderhasbeenenteredshallbeheld
68thereafterunderanyprovisionofanylawtobeguiltyofperjuryorotherwisegivingafalse
69statementbyreasonofhisorherfailuretoreciteoracknowledgesucharrest,plea,trial,
70convictionorexpungementinresponsetoanyinquirymadeofhimorherforanypurpose
71whatsoeverandnosuchinquiryshallbemadeforinformationrelatingtoanexpungement
72underthissection.
Section1.Intheeventthatanysection,provision,clause,phrase,orwordofthis
2actortheapplicationthereofisdeclaredinvalidundertheConstitutionoftheUnited
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 58 3StatesortheConstitutionoftheStateofMissouri,itistheintentofthegeneralassembly
4thattheremainingsectionsofthisactremaininforceandeffectasfarastheyare
5capableofbeingcarriedintoexecutionasintendedbythegeneralassembly.The
6generalassemblyherebydeclaresthatitwouldhavepassedeachsection,provision,
7clause,phrase,orwordthereof,irrespectiveofthefactthatanyoneormoresections,
8provisions,clauses,phrases,orwordsofthisactortheapplicationofthisactwouldbe
9declaredunenforceable,unconstitutional,orinvalid.
[84.175.1.Uponrecommendationofthechiefofpolice,theboard
2 mayauthorizeandprovidefortheorganizationofapolicereserveforce
3 composedofmemberswhoreceiveaserviceretirementundertheprovisions
4 ofsections86.200to86.366andwhoqualifyundertheprovisionsofsection
5 84.120.Suchreserveforceshallbeunderthecommandofthechiefofpolice
6 andshallbeprovidedtraining,equipment,uniforms,andarmsasthechief
7 shalldirectwiththeapprovaloftheboard.Membersofthereserveforceshall
8 possessallofthepowersofregularpoliceofficersandshallbesubjecttoall
9 lawsandregulationsapplicabletopoliceofficers;provided,however,thatthe
10 citycouncilorothergoverningbodyofanysuchcitymayinitsdiscretionfixa
11 totalinnumberwhichthereserveforcemaynotexceed.
12 2.Ineventofriotorotheremergenciesasdeclaredanddefinedbythe
13 mayor,inconcurrencewiththeboard,theboard,uponrecommendationofthe
14 chief,mayappointspecialofficersorpatrolmenfortemporaryservicein
15 additiontothepolicereserveforcehereinprovidedfor,butthelengthoftime
16 forwhichsuchofficersorpatrolmenshallbeemployedshallbelimitedtothe
17 timeduringwhichsuchemergencyshallexist.]
[84.240.Theboardofpolicecommissionersshallestablishthe
2 Bertillonsystemofidentificationofcriminalsandothersbymeansof
3 anthropometricindications,andtheyarefurtherrequiredtoemploysuch
4 additionalassistanceasmaybenecessarytoproperlyconductandmanagethis
5 department.]
[84.341.Noelectedorappointedofficialofthestateoranypolitical
2 subdivisionthereofshallactorrefrainfromactinginanymannertoimpede,
3 obstruct,hinder,orotherwiseinterferewithanymemberofamunicipalpolice
4 forceestablishedundersections84.343to84.346intheperformanceofhisor
5 herjobduties,orwithanyaspectofanyinvestigationarisingfromthe
6 performanceofsuchjobduties.Thissectionshallnotbeconstruedtoprevent
7 suchofficialsfromactingwithinthenormalcourseandscopeoftheir
8 employmentorfromactingtoimplementsections84.343to84.346.Any
9 personwhoviolatesthissectionshallbeliableforapenaltyoftwothousand
10 fivehundreddollarsforeachoffenseandshallforeverbedisqualifiedfrom
11 holdinganyofficeoremploymentwhatsoeverwiththegovernmentalentity
12 thepersonservedatthetimeoftheviolation.Thepenaltyshallnotbepaidby
13 thefundsofanycommitteeasthetermcommitteeisdefinedinsection
14 130.011.Thissectionshallnotbeconstruedtointerferewiththepunishment,
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 59 15 underanylawsofthisstate,ofacriminaloffensecommittedbysuchofficials,
16 norshallthissectionapplytodulyappointedmembersofthemunicipalpolice
17 force,ortheirappointingauthorities,whoseconductisotherwiseprovidedfor
18 bylaw.]
[84.342.1.Itshallbeanunlawfulemploymentpracticeforanofficial,
2 employee,oragentofamunicipalpoliceforceestablishedundersections
3 84.343to84.346todischarge,demote,reducethepayof,orotherwiseretaliate
4 againstanemployeeofthemunicipalpoliceforceforreportingtoany
5 superior,governmentagency,orthepresstheconductofanotheremployee
6 thatthereportingemployeebelieves,ingoodfaith,isillegal.
7 2.Anyemployeeofthemunicipalpoliceforcemaybringacauseof
8 actionforgeneralorspecialdamagesbasedonaviolationofthissection.]
[84.343.1.Subjecttotheprovisionsofsections84.344to84.346,any
2 citynotwithinacountymayestablishamunicipalpoliceforceforthe
3 purposesof:
4 (1)Preservingthepublicpeace,welfare,andorder;
5 (2)Preventingcrimeandarrestingsuspectedoffenders;
6 (3)Enforcingthelawsofthestateandordinancesofthecity;
7 (4)Exercisingallpowersavailabletoapoliceforceundergenerally
8 applicablestatelaw;and
9 (5)Regulatingandlicensingallprivatewatchmen,privatedetectives,
10 andprivatepolicemenservingoractingassuchinsaidcity.
11 2.Anypersonwhoactsasaprivatewatchman,privatedetective,or
12 privatepolicemaninsaidcitieswithouthavingobtainedawrittenlicensefrom
13 saidcitiesisguiltyofaclassAmisdemeanor.]
[84.344.1.Notwithstandinganyprovisionsofthischaptertothe
2 contrary,anycitynotwithinacountymayestablishamunicipalpoliceforce
3 onorafterJuly1,2013,accordingtotheproceduresandrequirementsofthis
4 section.Thepurposeoftheseproceduresandrequirementsistoprovideforan
5 orderlyandappropriatetransitioninthegovernanceofthepoliceforceand
6 provideforanequitableemploymenttransitionforcommissionedandcivilian
7 personnel.
8 2.Upontheestablishmentofamunicipalpoliceforcebyacityunder
9 sections84.343to84.346,theboardofpolicecommissionersshallconvey,
10 assign,andotherwisetransfertothecitytitleandownershipofall
11 indebtednessandassets,including,butnotlimitedto,allfundsandrealand
12 personalpropertyheldinthenameoforcontrolledbytheboardofpolice
13 commissionerscreatedundersections84.010to84.340.Theboardofpolice
14 commissionersshallexecutealldocumentsreasonablyrequiredtoaccomplish
15 suchtransferofownershipandobligations.
16 3.Ifthecityestablishesamunicipalpoliceforceandcompletesthe
17 transferdescribedinsubsection2ofthissection,thecityshallprovidethe
18 necessaryfundsforthemaintenanceofthemunicipalpoliceforce.
19 4.Beforeacitynotwithinacountymayestablishamunicipalpolice
20 forceunderthissection,thecityshalladoptanordinanceaccepting
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 60 21 responsibility,ownership,andliabilityassuccessor-in-interestforcontractual
22 obligations,indebtedness,andotherlawfulobligationsoftheboardofpolice
23 commissionerssubjecttotheprovisionsofsubsection2ofsection84.345.
24 5.Acitynotwithinacountythatestablishesamunicipalpoliceforce
25 shallinitiallyemploy,withoutareductioninrank,salary,orbenefits,all
26 commissionedandcivilianpersonneloftheboardofpolicecommissioners
27 createdundersections84.010to84.340thatwereemployedbytheboard
28 immediatelypriortothedatethemunicipalpoliceforcewasestablished.Such
29 commissionedpersonnelwhopreviouslywereemployedbytheboardmay
30 onlybeinvoluntarilyterminatedbythecitynotwithinacountyforcause.The
31 cityshallalsorecognizeallaccruedyearsofservicethatsuchcommissioned
32 andcivilianpersonnelhadwiththeboardofpolicecommissioners.Such
33 personnelshallbeentitledtothesameholidays,vacation,andsickleavethey
34 wereentitledtoasemployeesoftheboardofpolicecommissioners.
35 6.Commissionedandcivilianpersonnelofamunicipalpoliceforce
36 establishedunderthissectionshallnotbesubjecttoaresidencyrequirementof
37 retainingaprimaryresidenceinacitynotwithinacountybutmayberequired
38 tomaintainaprimaryresidencelocatedwithinaone-hourresponsetime.
39 7.Thecommissionedandcivilianpersonnelwhoretirefromservice
40 withtheboardofpolicecommissionersbeforetheestablishmentofa
41 municipalpoliceforceundersubsection1ofthissectionshallcontinuetobe
42 entitledtothesamepensionbenefitsprovidedunderchapter86andthesame
43 benefitssetforthinsubsection5ofthissection.
44 8.Ifthecitynotwithinacountyelectstoestablishamunicipalpolice
45 forceunderthissection,thecityshallestablishaseparatedivisionforthe
46 operationofitsmunicipalpoliceforce.Thecivilservicecommissionofthe
47 citymayadoptrulesandregulationsappropriatefortheuniqueoperationofa
48 policedepartment.Suchrulesandregulationsshallreserveexclusive
49 authorityoverthedisciplinaryprocessandproceduresaffectingcommissioned
50 officerstothecivilservicecommission;however,untilsuchtimeasthecity
51 adoptssuchrulesandregulations,thecommissionedpersonnelshallcontinue
52 tobegovernedbytheboardofpolicecommissioner'srulesandregulationsin
53 effectimmediatelypriortotheestablishmentofthemunicipalpoliceforce,
54 withthepolicechiefactinginplaceoftheboardofpolicecommissionersfor
55 purposesofapplyingtherulesandregulations.Unlessotherwiseprovidedfor,
56 existingcivilservicecommissionrulesandregulationsgoverningtheappealof
57 disciplinarydecisionstothecivilservicecommissionshallapplytoall
58 commissionedandcivilianpersonnel.Thecivilservicecommission'srules
59 andregulationsshallprovidethatrecordspreparedfordisciplinarypurposes
60 shallbeconfidential,closedrecordsavailablesolelytothecivilservice
61 commissionandthosewhopossessauthoritytoconductinvestigations
62 regardingdisciplinarymatterspursuanttothecivilservicecommission'srules
63 andregulations.Ahearingofficershallbeappointedbythecivilservice
64 commissiontohearanysuchappealsthatinvolvedisciplineresultingina
65 suspensionofgreaterthanfifteendays,demotion,ortermination,butthecivil
66 servicecommissionshallmakethefinalfindingsoffact,conclusionsoflaw,
67 anddecisionwhichshallbesubjecttoanyrightofappealunderchapter536.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 61 68 9.Acitynotwithinacountythatestablishesandmaintainsa
69 municipalpoliceforceunderthissection:
70 (1)Shallprovideorcontractforlifeinsurancecoverageandfor
71 insurancebenefitsprovidinghealth,medical,anddisabilitycoveragefor
72 commissionedandcivilianpersonnelofthemunicipalpoliceforcetothesame
73 extentaswasprovidedbytheboardofpolicecommissionersundersection
74 84.160;
75 (2)Shallprovideorcontractformedicalandlifeinsurancecoverage
76 foranycommissionedorcivilianpersonnelwhoretiredfromservicewiththe
77 boardofpolicecommissionersorwhowereemployedbytheboardofpolice
78 commissionersandretirefromthemunicipalpoliceforceofacitynotwithina
79 countytothesameextentsuchmedicalandlifeinsurancecoveragewas
80 providedbytheboardofpolicecommissionersundersection84.160;
81 (3)Shallmakeavailablemedicalandlifeinsurancecoveragefor
82 purchasetothespousesordependentsofcommissionedandcivilianpersonnel
83 whoretirefromservicewiththeboardofpolicecommissionersorthe
84 municipalpoliceforceanddeceasedcommissionedandcivilianpersonnelwho
85 receivepensionbenefitsundersections86.200to86.366attheratethatsuch
86 dependent'sorspouse'scoveragewouldcostundertheappropriateplanifthe
87 deceasedwereliving;and
88 (4)Maypayanadditionalshiftdifferentialcompensationto
89 commissionedandcivilianpersonnelforeveningandnighttoursofdutyin
90 anamountnottoexceedtenpercentoftheofficer'sbasehourlyrate.
91 10.Acitynotwithinacountythatestablishesamunicipalpoliceforce
92 undersections84.343to84.346shallestablishatransitioncommitteeoffive
93 membersforthepurposeof:coordinatingandimplementingthetransitionof
94 authority,operations,assets,andobligationsfromtheboardofpolice
95 commissionerstothecity;windingdowntheaffairsoftheboard;making
96 nonbindingrecommendationsforthetransitionofthepoliceforcefromthe
97 boardtothecity;andotherrelatedduties,ifany,establishedbyexecutive
98 orderofthecity'smayor.Oncetheordinancereferencedinthissectionis
99 enacted,thecityshallprovidewrittennoticetotheboardofpolice
100 commissionersandthegovernorofthestateofMissouri.Withinthirty
101 daysofsuchnotice,themayorshallappointthreememberstothecommittee,
102 twoofwhomshallbemembersofastatewidelawenforcementassociation
103 thatrepresentsatleastfivethousandlawenforcementofficers.Theremaining
104 membersofthecommitteeshallincludethepolicechiefofthemunicipal
105 policeforceandapersonwhocurrentlyorpreviouslyservedasa
106 commissionerontheboardofpolicecommissioners,whoshallbeappointed
107 tothecommitteebythemayorofsuchcity.]
[84.345.1.Exceptasrequiredfortheboardofpolicecommissioners
2 toconcludeitsaffairsandpursuelegalclaimsanddefenses,uponthe
3 establishmentofamunicipalpoliceforce,thetermsofofficeofthe
4 commissionersoftheboardofpolicecreatedundersections84.020and
5 84.030shallexpire,andtheprovisionsofsections84.010to84.340shallnot
6 applytoanycitynotwithinacountyoritsmunicipalpoliceforceasofsuch
7 date.Theboardshallcontinuetooperate,ifnecessary,towinddownthe
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 62 8 board'saffairsuntilthetransferofownershipandobligationsundersubsection
9 2ofsection84.344hasbeencompleted.Duringsuchtime,theboardofpolice
10 commissionersshalldesignateandauthorizeitssecretarytoactonbehalfof
11 theboardforpurposesofperformingtheboard'sdutiesandanyotheractions
12 incidenttothetransferandwindingdownoftheboard'saffairs.
13 2.Foranyclaim,lawsuit,orotheractionarisingoutofactions
14 occurringbeforethedateofcompletionofthetransferprovidedunder
15 subsection2ofsection84.344,thestateshallcontinuetoprovidelegal
16 representationassetforthinsection105.726,andthestatelegalexpensefund
17 shallcontinuetoprovidereimbursementforsuchclaimsundersection
18 105.726.Thissubsectionappliestoallclaims,lawsuits,andotheractions
19 broughtagainstanycommissioner,policeofficer,employee,agent,
20 representative,oranyindividualorentityactingorpurportingtoactonits
21 ortheirbehalf.
22 3.Notwithstandinganyotherprovisionoflaw,rule,orregulationto
23 thecontrary,anycitynotwithinacountythatestablishesamunicipalpolice
24 forceundersections84.343to84.346shallnotberestrictedorlimitedinany
25 wayintheselectionofapolicechieforchiefofthedivisioncreatedunder
26 subsection8ofsection84.344.
27 4.Itshallbethedutyofthesheriffforanycitynotwithinacounty,
28 whenevercalleduponbythepolicechiefofthemunicipalpoliceforce,toact
29 underthepolicechief'scontrolforthepreservationofthepublicpeaceand
30 quiet;and,whenevertheexigencyorcircumstancesmay,inthepolicechief's
31 judgment,warrantit,saidpolicechiefshallhavethepowertoassumethe
32 controlandcommandofalllocalandmunicipalconservatorsofthepeaceof
33 thecity,whethersheriff,constable,policemenorothers,andtheyshallact
34 undertheordersofthesaidpolicechiefandnototherwise.]
[84.346.Anypolicepensionsystemcreatedunderchapter86forthe
2 benefitofapoliceforceestablishedundersections84.010to84.340shall
3 continuetobegovernedbychapter86,andshallapplytoanypoliceforce
4 establishedundersection84.343to84.346.Otherthananyprovisionthat
5 makeschapter86applicabletoamunicipalpoliceforceestablishedunder
6 section84.343to84.346,nothinginsections84.343to84.346shallbe
7 construedaslimitingorchangingtherightsorbenefitsprovidedunderchapter
8 86.]
[84.347.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsofsection1.140tothe
2 contrary,theprovisionsofsections84.343to84.346shallbenonseverable.If
3 anyprovisionofsections84.343to84.346isforanyreasonheldtobeinvalid,
4 suchdecisionshallinvalidatealloftheremainingprovisionsofthisact.]
[217.825.Sections217.825to217.841shallbeknownandmaybe
2 citedasthe"MissouriIncarcerationReimbursementAct".]
[217.827.Asusedinsections217.825to217.841,thefollowingterms
2 shallmean:
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 63 3 (1)(a)"Assets",property,tangibleorintangible,realorpersonal,
4 belongingtoordueanoffenderoraformeroffender,includingincomeor
5 paymentstosuchoffenderfromSocialSecurity,workers'compensation,
6 veterans'compensation,pensionbenefits,previouslyearnedsalaryorwages,
7 bonuses,annuities,retirementbenefits,orfromanyothersourcewhatsoever,
8 includinganyofthefollowing:
9 a.Moneyorothertangibleassetsreceivedbytheoffenderasaresult
10 ofasettlementofaclaimagainstthestate,anyagencythereof,oranyclaim
11 againstanemployeeorindependentcontractorarisingfromandinthescopeof
12 saidemployee'sorcontractor'sofficialdutiesonbehalfofthestateorany
13 agencythereof;
14 b.Amoneyjudgmentreceivedbytheoffenderfromthestateasa
15 resultofacivilactioninwhichthestate,anagencythereoforanystate
16 employeeorindependentcontractorwheresuchjudgmentarosefromaclaim
17 arisingfromtheconductofofficialdutiesonbehalfofthestatebysaid
18 employeeorsubcontractororforanyagencyofthestate;
19 c.Acurrentstreamofincomefromanysourcewhatsoever,includinga
20 salary,wages,disability,retirement,pension,insuranceorannuitybenefitsor
21 similarpayments;
22 (b)"Assets"shallnotinclude:
23 a.Thehomesteadoftheoffenderuptofiftythousanddollarsinvalue;
24 b.Moneysavedbytheoffenderfromwagesandbonusesuptotwo
25 thousandfivehundreddollarspaidtheoffenderwhileheorshewasconfined
26 toastatecorrectionalcenter;
27 (2)"Costofcare",thecosttothedepartmentofcorrectionsfor
28 providingtransportation,room,board,clothing,security,medical,andother
29 normallivingexpensesofoffendersunderthejurisdictionofthedepartment,
30 asdeterminedbythedirectorofthedepartment;
31 (3)"Department",thedepartmentofcorrectionsofthisstate;
32 (4)"Director",thedirectorofthedepartment;
33 (5)"Offender",anypersonwhoisunderthejurisdictionofthe
34 departmentandisconfinedinanystatecorrectionalcenterorisunderthe
35 continuingjurisdictionofthedepartment;
36 (6)"Statecorrectionalcenter",afacilityorinstitutionwhichhousesan
37 offenderpopulationunderthejurisdictionofthedepartment.State
38 correctionalcenterincludesacorrectionalcamp,communitycorrection
39 center,honorcenter,orstateprison.]
[217.829.1.Thedepartmentshalldevelopaformwhichshallbeused
2 bythedepartmenttoobtaininformationfromalloffendersregardingtheir
3 assets.
4 2.Theformshallbesubmittedtoeachoffenderasofthedatetheform
5 isdevelopedandtoeveryoffenderwhothereafterissentencedto
6 imprisonmentunderthejurisdictionofthedepartment.Theformmaybe
7 resubmittedtoanoffenderbythedepartmentforpurposesofobtainingcurrent
8 informationregardingassetsoftheoffender.
9 3.Everyoffendershallcompletetheformorprovideforcompletionof
10 theformandtheoffendershallswearoraffirmunderoaththattothebestof
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 64 11 hisorherknowledgetheinformationprovidediscompleteandaccurate.Any
12 personwhoshallknowinglyprovidefalseinformationonsaidformtostate
13 officialsoremployeesshallbeguiltyofthecrimeofmakingafalseaffidavit
14 asprovidedbysection575.050.
15 4.Failurebyanoffendertofully,adequatelyandcorrectlycomplete
16 theformmaybeconsideredbytheparoleboardforpurposesofaparole
17 determination,andindetermininganoffender'sparolereleasedateor
18 eligibilityandshallconstitutesufficientgroundsfordenialofparole.
19 5.Priortoreleaseofanyoffenderfromimprisonment,andagainprior
20 toreleasefromthejurisdictionofthedepartment,thedepartmentshallrequest
21 fromtheoffenderanassignmentoftenpercentofanywages,salary,benefits
22 orpaymentsfromanysource.Suchanassignmentshallbevalidforthelonger
23 periodoffiveyearsfromthedateofitsexecution,orfiveyearsfromthedate
24 thattheoffenderisreleasedfromthejurisdictionofthedepartmentoranyof
25 itsdivisionsoragencies.Theassignmentshallsecurepaymentofthetotalcost
26 ofcareoftheoffenderexecutingtheassignment.Therestrictionsonthe
27 maximumamountofearningssubjecttogarnishmentcontainedinsection
28 525.030shallapplytoearningssubjecttoassignmentsexecutedpursuantto
29 thissubsection.]
[217.831.1.Thedirectorshallforwardtotheattorneygeneralareport
2 oneachoffendercontainingacompletedformpursuanttotheprovisionsof
3 section217.829togetherwithallotherinformationavailableontheassetsof
4 theoffenderandanestimateofthetotalcostofcareforthatoffender.
5 2.Theattorneygeneralmayinvestigateorcausetobeinvestigatedall
6 reportsfurnishedpursuanttotheprovisionsofsubsection1ofthissection.
7 Thisinvestigationmayincludeseekinginformationfromanysourcethatmay
8 haverelevantinformationconcerninganoffender'sassets.Thedirectorshall
9 provideallinformationpossessedbythedepartmentanditsdivisionsand
10 agencies,uponrequestoftheattorneygeneral,inordertoassisttheattorney
11 generalincompletinghisdutiespursuanttosections217.825to217.841.
12 3.Iftheattorneygeneraluponcompletingtheinvestigationunder
13 subsection2ofthissectionhasgoodcausetobelievethatanoffenderor
14 formeroffenderhassufficientassetstorecovernotlessthantenpercentofthe
15 estimatedcostofcareoftheoffenderortenpercentoftheestimatedcostof
16 careoftheoffenderfortwoyears,whicheverisless,orhasastreamofincome
17 sufficienttopaysuchamountswithinafive-yearperiod,theattorneygeneral
18 mayseektosecurereimbursementfortheexpenseofthestateofMissourifor
19 thecostofcareofsuchoffenderorformeroffender.
20 4.Theattorneygeneral,oranyprosecutingattorneyonbehalfofthe
21 attorneygeneral,shallnotbringanactionpursuanttothissectionagainstan
22 offenderorformeroffenderaftertheexpirationoffiveyearsafterhisrelease
23 fromthejurisdictionofthedepartment.]
[217.833.1.Notmorethanninetypercentofthevalueoftheassetsof
2 theoffendermaybeusedforpurposesofsecuringcostsandreimbursement
3 pursuanttotheprovisionsofsections217.825to217.841.
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 65 4 2.Theamountofreimbursementsoughtfromanoffendershallnotbe
5 inexcessofthepercapitacostforcareformaintainingoffendersinthestate
6 correctionalcenterinwhichtheoffenderishousedfortheperiodorperiods
7 suchoffenderisanoffenderinastatecorrectionalcenter.]
[217.835.1.Thecircuitcourtshallhaveexclusivejurisdictionoverall
2 proceedingsseekingreimbursementfromoffenderspursuanttotheprovisions
3 ofsections217.825to217.841.Theattorneygeneralmayfileacomplaintin
4 thecircuitcourtforthecountyorcityfromwhichaprisonerwassentencedor
5 inthecircuitcourtinthecountyorcityoftheofficeofthedirectorofthe
6 department,againstanypersonunderthejurisdictionofthedepartmentstating
7 thatthepersonisorhasbeenanoffenderinastatecorrectionalcenter,that
8 thereisgoodcausetobelievethatthepersonhasassets,andprayingthatthe
9 assetsbeusedtoreimbursethestatefortheexpensesincurredortobe
10 incurred,orboth,bythestateforthecostofcareofthepersonasanoffender.
11 2.Uponthefilingofthecomplaintundersubsection1ofthissection,
12 thecourtshallissueanordertoshowcausewhytheprayerofthecomplainant
13 shouldnotbegranted.Thecomplaintandordershallbeserveduponthe
14 personpersonally,or,ifthepersonisconfinedinastatecorrectionalcenter,by
15 registeredmailaddressedtothepersonincareofthechiefadministratorofthe
16 statecorrectionalcenterwherethepersonishoused,atleastthirtydaysbefore
17 thedateofhearingonthecomplaintandorder.
18 3.Atthetimeofthehearingonthecomplaintandorder,ifitappears
19 thatthepersonhasanyassetswhichoughttobesubjectedtotheclaimofthe
20 statepursuanttotheprovisionsofsections217.825to217.841,thecourtshall
21 issueanorderrequiringanyperson,corporation,orotherlegalentity
22 possessedorhavingcustodyofsuchassets,toappropriateandapplysuch
23 assetsoraportionthereoftosatisfysuchclaim.
24 4.Atthehearingonthecomplaintandorderandbeforeenteringany
25 orderonbehalfofthestateagainstthedefendant,thecourtshalltakeinto
26 considerationanylegalobligationofthedefendanttosupportaspouse,minor
27 children,orotherdependentsandanymoralobligationtosupportdependents
28 towhomthedefendantisprovidingorhasinfactprovidedsupport.
29 5.Iftheperson,corporation,orotherlegalentityshallneglector
30 refusetocomplywithanorderissuedpursuanttosubsection3ofthissection,
31 thecourtshallordertheperson,corporation,orotherlegalentitytoappear
32 beforethecourtatsuchtimeasthecourtmaydirectandtoshowcausewhythe
33 person,corporation,orotherlegalentityshouldnotbeconsideredincontempt
34 ofcourt.
35 6.If,intheopinionofthecourt,theassetsoftheprisoneraresufficient
36 topaythecostoftheproceedingsundertakenpursuanttotheprovisionsof
37 sections217.825to217.841,theprisonershallbeliableforthosecostsupon
38 orderofthecourt.]
[217.837.1.Exceptasprovidedinsubsection3ofthissection,the
2 attorneygeneralmayuseanyremedy,interimorder,orenforcementprocedure
3 allowedbylaworcourtruleincludinganexparterestrainingordertorestrain
4 theprisoneroranyotherpersonorlegalentityinpossessionorhavingcustody
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 66 5 oftheestateoftheprisonerfromdisposingofcertainpropertyinavoidanceof
6 anorderissuedpursuanttotheprovisionsofsection217.835.
7 2.Toprotectandmaintainassetspendingresolutionofproceedings
8 initiatedpursuanttotheprovisionsofsection217.835,thecourt,uponrequest,
9 mayappointareceiver.
10 3.Theattorneygeneraloraprosecutingattorneyshallnotenforceany
11 judgmentobtainedpursuanttotheprovisionsofsection217.835bymeansof
12 executionagainstthehomesteadoftheprisoner.
13 4.Thestate'srighttorecoverthecostofincarcerationpursuanttoan
14 orderissuedpursuanttotheprovisionsofsection217.835shallhavepriority
15 overallotherliens,debts,orotherincumbrancesagainstrealpropertyorany
16 otherassetswhicharepartofaprisoner'sestate.]
[217.839.1.Theattorneygeneralofthisstateshallenforcethe
2 provisionsofsections217.825to217.841,exceptthattheattorneygeneral
3 mayrequesttheprosecutingattorneyofthecountyorcityinwhichthe
4 offenderwassentencedortheprosecutingattorneyofthecountyorcityin
5 whichanyassetofanoffenderislocatedtomakeaninvestigationorassistin
6 legalproceedingsundertakenpursuanttotheprovisionsofsections217.825to
7 217.841.
8 2.Thesentencingjudge,thesheriff,thecountyorcity,thechief
9 administratorofthestatecorrectionalcenter,andthestatetreasurershall
10 furnishtotheattorneygeneralorprosecutingattorneyallinformationand
11 assistancepossibletoenabletheattorneygeneralorprosecutingattorneyto
12 securereimbursementforthestatepursuanttotheprovisionsofsections
13 217.825to217.841.
14 3.Notwithstandingtheprovisionsofanyotherlawprotectingthe
15 confidentialityofanyinformationpossessedbythestate,itsofficialsand
16 agencies,thesecretaryofstate,thedirectorofthedepartmentofrevenue,the
17 directorofthedepartmentofsocialservices,thedirectorofthedepartmentof
18 corrections,thedirectorofthedepartmentoflaborandindustrialrelations,the
19 directorofthedepartmentofpublicsafety,andthecommissionerof
20 administration,andeachdivisionoragencywithinorassignedtosuch
21 departments,shallprovidetheattorneygeneralorprosecutingattorneywithall
22 informationrequestedpursuanttotheprovisionsofsections217.825to
23 217.841.
24 4.Anycountyormunicipalofficialhavingcustodyofrecordsofthe
25 estateorrealpropertyofanyoffenderorformeroffendershallsurrendersaid
26 recordsorcertifiedcopiesthereofwithoutfeetotheattorneygeneralor
27 prosecutingattorneywhorequestsuchrecordspursuanttotheprovisionsof
28 sections217.825to217.841.]
[217.841.1.Thecostsofanyinvestigationsshallbepaidfromthe
2 reimbursementssecuredpursuanttotheprovisionsofsections217.825to
3 217.841.Theinvestigativecostsshallbepresumedtobetwentypercentofthe
4 reimbursementsrecovered,unlesstheattorneygeneralshalldemonstratetothe
5 courtotherwise.Allreimbursementscollectedshallbepaidtothe"Inmate
6 IncarcerationReimbursementActRevolvingFund",whichishereby
SS#2SCSHCS#2HB495 67 7 establishedinthestatetreasury.Moneysintheinmateincarceration
8 reimbursementactrevolvingfundshallbeappropriatedtotheattorneygeneral
9 inordertodefraythecostsoftheattorneygeneralinconnectionwithhisduties
10 providedbysections217.825to217.841;andallremainingbalancesshallbe
11 appropriatedtothedepartmentforpurposesofconstructionandoperationof
12 statecorrectionalfacilities.Theprovisionsofsection33.080notwithstanding,
13 moneysintheinmateincarcerationreimbursementactrevolvingfundshallnot
14 lapse,betransferredorappropriatedtoorplacedtothecreditofthegeneral
15 revenuefundoranyotherfundofthestate.
16 2.Thestatetreasurermaydeterminetheamountduethestateforthe
17 costofcareofanoffenderandrenderstatementsthereofandsuchsworn
18 statementsshallbeconsideredprimafacieevidenceoftheamountdue.]
[574.050.1.Apersoncommitstheoffenseofriotingifheorshe
2 knowinglyassembleswithsixormoreotherpersonsandagreeswithsuch
3 personstoviolateanyofthecriminallawsofthisstateoroftheUnitedStates
4 withforceorviolence,andthereafter,whilestillsoassembled,doesviolate
5 anyofsaidlawswithforceorviolence.
6 2.TheoffenseofriotingisaclassAmisdemeanor.]
SectionB.Inordertoensurethecontinuedoperationofapoliceforceinthecityof
2St.LouisforthesafetyandwellbeingofthecitizensofthecityofSt.Louis,therepealof
3sections84.175,84.240,84.341,84.342,84.343,84.344,84.345,84.346,and84.347,the
4repealandreenactmentofsections84.020,84.030,84.100,84.150,84.160,84.170and
5105.726,andtheenactmentofsections84.225and84.325ofthisactisdeemednecessaryfor
6theimmediatepreservationofthepublichealth,welfare,peace,andsafety,andishereby
7declaredtobeanemergencyactwithinthemeaningoftheconstitution,andtherepealof
8sections84.175,84.240,84.341,84.342,84.343,84.344,84.345,84.346,and84.347,the
9repealandreenactmentofsections84.020,84.030,84.100,84.150,84.160,84.170and
10105.726,andtheenactmentofsections84.225and84.325ofthisactshallbeinfullforceand
11effectuponitspassageandapproval.
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